Output HTML fragments

["Sellmer-Brüls, Barbara" <B.Sellmer-Bruels@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Hope this isn't boring, but another question concerning how to pass HTML
fragments through the xsl-processor.

Steve Muench already recommended the following:

>  The typical FAQ in this area is that if you are generating
>  query results that contain HTML fragments like:
>
>  <ROWSET>
>   <ROW>
>    <SKU>12345</SKU>
>    <DESC>Big Red Apple</DESC>
>    <BLURB>
>      &lt;ul>
>        &lt;li>&lt;b>Delicious&lt;/b>&lt;/li>
>        &lt;li>&lt;b>Nutritious&lt;/b>&lt;/li>
>      &lt;/ul>
>    </BLURB>
>   </ROW>
>  </ROWSET>
>
> And you want the HTML "blurb" to showup "verbatim"
> in the output:
>
> for this you'd use (assuming the current node is "ROWSET/ROW"):
>
>   <xsl:value-of disable-output-escaping="yes"
>                           select="BLURB"/>
>
> This will produce:
>
> <ul>
>   <li><b>Delicious</b></li>
>   <li><b>Nutritious</b></li>
> </ul>

How do I cope with the following:

  <ROWSET>
   <ROW>
    <SKU>12345</SKU>
    <DESC>Big Red Apple</DESC>
    <BLURB text_type="taste">
        This is  <b>delicious</b> and nutritious.
    </BLURB>
   </ROW>
  </ROWSET> 

copy-of results in the text and the markup PLUS the attribute
text_type="taste".

The result should be an html-file with exactly
        This is  <b>delicious</b> and nutritious.

Thanks + Cheers, Barbara
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Barbara Sellmer-Bruels
Klopotek & Partner GmbH - Berlin
E-Commerce




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