XSL value-of output problem!
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Hi All! After the success of the help I got on my earlier post I have run into another problem. While all my tags now work anywhere in the document below the BODY tag, my xsl:value-of in my earlier post fails to output any tags below the first one, for instance:
<B>
<EM>
Hello World!
</EM>
</B>Only Outputs:
<B ONCLICK="" ONDBLCLICK="" ONMOUSEDOWN="" ONMOUSEUP="" ONMOUSEOVER="" ONMOUSEMOVE="" ONMOUSEOUT="" ONKEYPRESS="" ONKEYDOWN="" ONKEYUP="" ID="" CLASS="" TITLE="" STYLE="" DIR="" LANG="">
Hello World!
</B>The EM Tags are being ignored completely, and when the tags are swapped the B tags are ignored completely. Does anyone know why this is happening, and if so, can anyone suggest a fix or workaround? Thanks! MrWolfy :-D
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Hi All! After the success of the help I got on my earlier post I have run into another problem. While all my tags now work anywhere in the document below the BODY tag, my xsl:value-of in my earlier post fails to output any tags below the first one, for instance:
<B>
<EM>
Hello World!
</EM>
</B>Only Outputs:
<B ONCLICK="" ONDBLCLICK="" ONMOUSEDOWN="" ONMOUSEUP="" ONMOUSEOVER="" ONMOUSEMOVE="" ONMOUSEOUT="" ONKEYPRESS="" ONKEYDOWN="" ONKEYUP="" ID="" CLASS="" TITLE="" STYLE="" DIR="" LANG="">
Hello World!
</B>The EM Tags are being ignored completely, and when the tags are swapped the B tags are ignored completely. Does anyone know why this is happening, and if so, can anyone suggest a fix or workaround? Thanks! MrWolfy :-D
Hi All! It has just occurred to be that my original question could have been put far more simply: How would I output unescaped HTML tags using the xsl:value-of element, I have tried disable-output-escaping="yes" but the html tags within are just ignored and seemingly not outputted at all. Thanks! MrWolfy :-D
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Hi All! It has just occurred to be that my original question could have been put far more simply: How would I output unescaped HTML tags using the xsl:value-of element, I have tried disable-output-escaping="yes" but the html tags within are just ignored and seemingly not outputted at all. Thanks! MrWolfy :-D
Have you tried copy-of instead of value-of?
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Have you tried copy-of instead of value-of?
Hi And Thanks! Thanks Frank! Again you have provided the soloution to a problem I have been grappling with for weeks! Thanks Again! MrWolfy :-D