RE: mulitple parameters [was: Special characters and XML-t

Stéphane,

>There a differents possibilies
>1)
><A HREF
>href><xsl:attribute>http://myserver.com:8001/addItemToOrder?item_name=CPU&am
>p;order_id=0&amp;user_name=jdoe</xsl:attribute>...</a>
>
>1')
><A
>HREF="http://myserver.com:8001/addItemToOrder?item_name=CPU&order_id=0&user_
>name=jdoe" target>
><xsl:attribute>#target</xsl:attribute>...</a>

It looks like you're a little confused about how xsl:attribute works.
xsl:attribute defines an attribute on the surrounding element (in this case
the 'a' element) with a name given by its 'name' attribute and a value
given by its content, e.g:

<a>
  <xsl:attribute
name="href">http://myserver.com:8001/addItemToOrder?item_name=CPU&amp;order_
id=0&amp;user_name=jdoe</xsl:attribute>
  ...
</a>

or

<a
href="http://myserver.com:8001/addItemToOrder?item_name=CPU&amp;order_id=0&a
mp;user_name=jdoe">
  <xsl:attribute name="target">#target</xsl:attribute>
  ...
</a>

You have to specify the name of the attribute within the xsl:attribute.
Remember that XSLT is always well-formed XML: you can't specify the name of
an attribute within a start-tag without giving it a value as well - <a
href>, for example, is not well-formed.

I hope that makes things a little clearer,

Jeni

Dr Jeni Tennison
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