Heppa,

> Yes. This was the reason. Why xsl:copy-of makes the link and value-of 
> does not?

Because xsl:value-of converts the RTF into a string by a call to the string function and the string value of the RTF in this case is the text node inside the link, whereas xsl:copy-of doesn't convert it to string. See XSLT spec on xsl:value-of and xsl:copy-of, and XPath on string value of a node.

Cheers,

Santtu

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