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Hi Betty,
At 11:07 AM 11/9/2004, you wrote: I am trying to use entity calls (example —) from 1 xml source for both IE and Mozilla. Currently the IE version works fine due to the entity files being called out from the dtd. I am having issues with the Mozilla version. I can not get it to recognize the &mdash. I have tried to declare the entity in a stylesheet using: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet [ <!ENTITY mdash "—"> ]> Yup: it's not the stylesheet that contains the entity that must be resolved, but the document. So your DOCTYPE declaration needs to be in the document. Just copy the same code to the top of your document, changing "xsl:stylesheet" to the name of your document ("root") element. Unfortunately (this gets me all the time) you have to have this in your document because, unlike IE, Mozilla doesn't read the external DTD subset (the part referred to in the SYSTEM or PUBLIC identifier). You can get around this by having the entity declaration in an internal subset (the bracketed part of the DOCTYPE declaration). You can perfectly well have both internal and external subsets, so your document could have <!DOCTYPE document SYSTEM "../DTD/document.dtd [ <!ENTITY mdash "—"> ]> <document>...</document> and it would work fine even though the mdash is declared twice. Declaring it in the stylesheet doesn't work because the declaration is needed when the source document, not the stylesheet, is parsed. Cheers, Wendell
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