Subject: RE: [xsl] Escape caracters From: "SMITH Neil" <neil.smith@xxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 17:00:13 +0200 |
>From: Passin, Tom [mailto:tpassin@xxxxxxxxxxxx] > >> From: SMITH Neil [mailto:neil.smith@xxxxxxxx] > >> How come I get these character references in the HTML file I >> am generating then? Is there something I forgot to specify >> during translation or something I forgot in the XSL file? >> > >The serializer would output a character reference when the encoding it >is using does not support the character in question. The only thing you >could change would be the encoding specified in the xsl:output element. >But there is probably no reason to worry about it. A browser will >usually display what you want, unless the font it is using does not have >a glyph for the character. In that cse, it could not display the >character no matter how it was encoded. > >Why do you care whether there are character references in the html >output? Is it just to make it easier for you to read when you look at >the source? > >Cheers, > >Tom P The problem is that these caracters appear in the browser to (ie and mozilla)... And this file is used to create a report... So I can't really leave them... Do you want to have a look at the XSL and XML documents? I maybe got something wrong in one of them... Cheers, Neil. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Passin, Tom [mailto:tpassin@xxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: jeudi, 27. mai 2004 16:35 > To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: RE: [xsl] Escape caracters > > > From: SMITH Neil [mailto:neil.smith@xxxxxxxx] > > & q u o t e ; and & a m p ; (spaces added) are built into xml > (along with three others) by its specification and are > understood by all xml parsers. Things like & # 8 2 2 2 ; > (which are called "character > references") are also defined by the xml specification. HTML > also understands them. So there is nothing special to do. > HTML-specific entities like & n b s p ; are specific to html > and xhtml.
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