Re: whitespace as a parameter to a template (replace l

You are correct.  I was missing quotes around the string value as detailed
below.

(Mike Kay wrote later asking for more detail on my troubles, but there is no
longer any need.)

Thanks.


> Hi James,

> > I thought about that and so I set my replace string to "foo" and my
> > by string "bar". Of course the style sheet works just fine with
> > these non-white-space values.>
> > I am content with using the other solution you suggested using the
> > <xsl:text> tags.

> Sorry to hammer on about it then, but it does sound as if you've
> missed the quotes around the string value. You need to have two quotes
> - one set for the select attribute (I use double quotes) and one set
> around the string that is the value of the expression (I use
singlequotes):
>   <xsl:with-param name="replace" select="'&#10;'" />


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