Re: [xsl] encoding problem

[Daniel Purucker <dpu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, sorry for the late response....and thank you very much for your 
answer.
As Michael said "it's unsafe to use non ASCII characters in the names 
of HTML-Anchors"  i'd now like to replace all '_' in my file with 
'&#224' also also all d.v, and so on... (as Pieter proposed)

I'd also like to use another xslt-stylesheet for this task. Now my 
questions:
a) is it possible?
b) am not allowed to change the original xml-file, but don't want to 
implement all the stuff inside of the xslt doing it 'on the fly'.
--> Is there a way to include an xslt-stylsheet inside my actual 
styleshett, which:
- replaces the characters
- creates some sort of temporary-xml-file without all these umlaute?

Is this a possible solution, is there a better way to do it?

Second question: How do i do that? translate() just replaces one 
character with another. i now just tried the following, which doesn't 
seems to be a 'nice' solution:
<xsl:value-of selected="substring-before($combomodell, '_')"/>
<xsl:text>&#224</xsl:text>
<xsl:value-of select="substring-after($combomodell, '_')"/>

Help is very much appreciated.

Thanx in advance,
daniel


Am 12.04.2004 um 23:36 schrieb Pieter Reint Siegers Kort:

> Hi Daniel,
>
> If you define your output to be HTML, like this:
>
> <xsl:output method="html" indent="yes"/>
>
> the processor should know to process html, and might well be able to 
> let the
> '_' through, as is.
>
> If you already have the output defined as html, then you could simply 
> check
> if the node text contains the '_' and replace this by '&#224;'; this 
> will
> output '&szlig;' which will show up as a '_' in the browser.
>
> Let me know if any of this helps you in the right direction.
>
> Cheers, Pieter
>
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