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Subject: Q: Attribute value templates From: "Michael J. Koehrsen" <koehrsen@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 13:54:30 -0500 (EST) |
Is there some way to insert the result of an attribute value template
into the character content of an element in the result tree? I need to
do this because certain syntax, in particular arg() and constant(),
is only allowed in an attribute value template.
Specifically, I'm trying to write a macro that takes a filename as an
argument and generates an HTML <A> element with an href based on the
filename (that part's no problem), and with the filename as the content:
<xsl:macro name="file-link">
<xsl:macro-arg name="file-name"/>
<A href="{constant(base-url)}/{arg(file-name)}">
<!-- How can I insert file-name here? -->
</A>
</xsl:macro>
Thanks for any help.
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Mike Koehrsen
Foundry, Inc.
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