Re: About source-attributes in result-attributes

> So you create a new element and within the attribute of that new element u
> use data from the source xml by using a direct assignment of a variable.

There is no variable inthat expression.

> but if i really really wanted to print
> <input class="button" onclick="lgotoent('report.php?view={@idx}')"/>
> litterary to the target document what would be the syntax of that.

The XSLT spec is quite clear really: you use {{ and }} to get a literal
{  and } in attributes that are attribute value templates.

David

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