Re: [xsl] Can´t escape

[David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>]

> Why isn't the 
> disable-output-escaping working? 

d-o-e is specified as not applying to attribute values it only applies
to element content.

why would you want to do this?

If you have
sql="SELECT DiaSemana.DiaSemana, 
DiaSemana.NomeDiaSemana FROM DiaSemana WHERE 
(((DiaSemana.DiaSemana)>=4))">

then the value of that attribute as reported by any XML API (Including
XPath) has >= not & g t ; = it is just teh XMl encoding that has the
entity reference, so whatever method you use to extract the attribute
value and pass it to SQL should result in the right thing.

using d-o-e would be very risky (if it worked) as while this example
might have worked an example using less than would have made a non-well
formed result as there is no way to have a literal < in an XML attribute
value.

David

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