Subject: RE: How should I output "<", "&" ? From: Kenneth Li <kli@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1998 18:03:41 -0500 |
> Why? Do you have an entity called STOCK or EXCHANGE? If not, then > that's *not* what you want to use. It's not a matter of opinion; > &STOCK is an SGML reference to the entity STOCK (it's not even legal > XML if the entity exists, because it would need a semicolon). > > HTML browsers' acceptance of the first form is a bug, not a feature, > and the use of ampersands to separate query parameters has been > deprecated since before HTML 2.0 for precisely this reason. > > -Chris Thank you very much for your reply! Chris. There is no an entity called STOCK or EXCHANGE in my files. I use & to separate query parameters. So it seems that I should change the & symbol to other one, right? Then what about < and >? I want to find a way to output < and > directly. For example, if I use <xsl:text><VAR NAME="DEST" VALUE="GetQuoteDetail.puml?FUNCTION=GetQuoteDetail|STOCK=MSFT|EXCHANGE=N ASDAQ"/></xsl:text> I want to get: <VAR NAME="DEST" VALUE="GetQuoteDetail.puml?FUNCTION=GetQuoteDetail|STOCK=MSFT|EXCHANGE=N ASDAQ"/> But in reality, I was not allowed to use < and >. What is more, even I use: xsl:text><VAR NAME="DEST" VALUE="GetQuoteDetail.puml?FUNCTION=GetQuoteDetail|STOCK=MSFT|EXCHANGE=N ASDAQ"/></xsl:text> I get: xsl:text><VAR NAME="DEST" VALUE="GetQuoteDetail.puml?FUNCTION=GetQuoteDetail|STOCK=MSFT|EXCHA NGE=NASDAQ"/></xsl:text> That is, the processor change the " to " Why? Thanks! ken XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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