Subject: Re: [xsl] Display HyperLink From: Kevin <app.eng.kev@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 14:38:01 -0500 |
Hi Jon, Sorry for the confusion, the actual field in the XML doc is: c6='<a href=..\ASP\InvoiceReprint\BARInv_Reprint_View_Frame.asp?Inv_Num=358778> 358778</a>' I am trying to display the XML on an HTML page using an XSL stylesheet. If I do a regular value-of, then I get the formatted link below, but I want it to display as an actual clickable hyperlink. Thanks again. On 5/26/05, Jon Gorman <jonathan.gorman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Kevin, > > > I have an XML page that is returning a fully formatted link like this > > one:<a href=..\ASP\InvoiceReprint\BARInv_Reprint_View_Frame.asp?Inv_Num=358778>35877 8</a> > > Errr, hate to break it to you, but if I remember correctly XML (1.0 at > least) requires either " or ' deliminators. In fact, in xml 1.0 > defines the AttValue as the text between the deliminators. Are you > sure it's not an SGML document? There are some techniques for > translating SGML documents into XML, but I seem to have misplaced my > notes on this. > > > > How do I get that link to display properly on my XSL page? > > Not sure what you are considering an "xsl" page. I'll take a not so > wild stab and guess you mean display in the HTML page produced by the > XSL transformation which is done by a processor called by your > browser. > > If however, you mean XSL page to refer to a page/document that > conforms to the XSL spec XSL-FO that's a different thing all together. > > Otherwise, look at the identity transform at the Dave Pawson's faq: > http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/identity.html. This will will just > copy over all the elements in the original file. > > Of course, if this isn't what you need, some more information might be helpful. > > > Jon Gorman
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