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At 03:55 AM 11/7/2002, you wrote:
This also didn't work: <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" src="login.js"> </script> Up to this point, everybody has been assuming that the end-result-HTML was coming out improperly because many XSLT engines will create the empty tag <script ... /> rather than what the browser requires: <script ... ></script> For this reason, they've found creative ways of forcing individual beginning and ending tags. First, take a look at the transformed result and see which is being produced. If it is the latter, it is not the XSLT conversion that is the problem. The problem is in accessing the external JavaScript file from the produced HTML file. That would not be an XSL question, but I'll help you solve it off-list if you mail me the generated HTML and produce for me a listing of the directory so I can see the exact file hierarchy.
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