Re: [xsl] Decoding HTML tags

[David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 01/10/2012 16:46, Karl Stubsjoen wrote:
> Wow.  I didn't think that worked like that.  Cool, thanks.

It only works like that where d-o-e is supported but it is explicitly an 
optional feature, notably mozilla doesn't support it as it generates a 
dom directly rather than producing serialised output, so it isn't doing 
any escaping that needs disabling.

A more robust solution if it is available is to parse the string (using 
an extension function such as saxon:parse) or the parser being proposed 
for xslt 3 or a parser written in XSLT.

David


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