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Re: HTML character entity issue

Subject: Re: HTML character entity issue
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2008 13:21:03 GMT
Re:  HTML character entity issue
> The attribute axis starting at a text node will never select anything

that means you have selected @something at a point when the current node
is not an element, it is not an error but it will never select anything
and saxon warns you about it.

> Error reported by XML parser: Element type "br" 
thatmeans you have <br> rather than <br/> most likely.
you can only use saxon:parse if whatis there is xml if it is non well
formed (even if it is valid html) then you can not use an xmlparser
you can use an html parser though eg tagsoup or even my own htmparse.xsl
html parser implemented in xsl both of which have been discussed on a
similar thread on this list recently searching the archives for those
terms should show something.

david

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