Subject: Re: [xsl] Insert a tag inside a text From: knocte <knocte@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 15:25:45 +0200 |
2005/9/12, David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>: > > XSLT never processes tags, but it is possible to insert element nodes. > You just need to use a replace template (from the faq) and replace > a by <span class="accesskey">a</span>. (It's even easier in xslt2 where > you could use xsl:analyze-string for this). > > David > > Thanks for your reply. a) Yes, I meant element nodes but I expressed it wrongly. b) Yes but notice that I don't want to insert a span node with an "a" always. That letter is dependent on the accesskey attribute of the label, and I want to place only *one* span node, not 'n' number of elements if the text contains many 'a' letters. Is this possible with that replace template you mention? Thanks in advance again. Andrew [ knocte ] --
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