Subject: RE: [xsl] International Characters in attributes From: "Michael Storm" <Mstorm@xxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 11:45:42 -0800 |
>You might want to output HTML in iso-8859-1 rather than utf-8. That definitely solves the problem, however, I am not able to hardcode the encoding type into the XSL, since the application could be viewed by two or more different viewers at the same time (possiby one viewing a french version, and another in japanese and another in english). If I set the encoding in the xsl, its going to force iso-8859-1 output type on the japanese user, and english user alike. I tried haveing the application supply a global variable teling the xsl which encoding type to use, but when I use : <xsl:output encoding="$encode_type"/> the Java VM says that it doesn't support encoding type "$encode_type". Is there a way to evaulate a variable like that in the encoding attribute, some extension perhaps for XALAN? I'm extremely unfamiliar with how all this encoding works, so maybe I'm missing something here. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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