Re: [xsl] Treat CDATA section content as node

On 25/02/2010 05:15, Karl Stubsjoen wrote:

Looking for XSL 1.0 solution.

oops sorry missed that. The one I posted was xslt 2.
in that case you need an extension function giving access to an html parser.

David


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