Subject: XSL, XT, and ruined well-formed HTML From: "Duke Nickolas" <kochun@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 21:07:53 -0800 |
Ok... what i want to do is parse an xml doc with a stylesheet and get HTML. This works fine. However, I need that HTML to be well-formed, as I plan to use it as the xml starting point for another pass through the parser, with a different stylesheet. Well, I run into a problem. XT ruins the well-formedness of my document. It converts all of my <br /> tags to plain <br> with no end tag. It does a similar thing to all the other empty tags. Well this sucks... I changed the output type to xml, and that fixed that problem, but then I ran into the problem with all the  's in the documents. (the UTF-8 problem) So, I am in desperate need of either of two answers. HOPEFULLY, how to get XT to stop ruining the well-formedness of the documents... (doesn't this violate the XHTML rec. anyhow?), or how to overcome the UTF-8 problem I run into with the text output solution? Thank you for any answers... I assume that someone else out there has tried to do this before me. And hopefully ti won't involve actually going through the source code and changing it. I want to leave it as is... I don't want to ruin something that isn't otherwise broken. Thank you. Duke Nickolas different e-mail address if you wish... dnickolas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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