Re: Ampersand problem

 

   > Simon Kelly wrote:
   > > Not sure exactly how to implement this, but &#26 is the & 
   > (I think, this is
   > > the ascii number anyway) just use that where you absolutely 
   > need to insert a
   > > single & in the output.
   > 
   > 
   > Ampersand in Unicode is &#38 according to this website...

   I think Simon meant &#x26 (hex), which is &#38 (decimal).
   Lars


But it won't work anyway as these, like & will put an ampersand
character into the result tree. This character will be linearised as
& (or & or & or any other equivalent expression that the
XSLT system implements) when the result tree is written out as an XML
(or HTML) document.

David

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