Subject: Re: [xsl] Variables and HTML From: Wendell Piez <wapiez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 19:19:16 -0500 |
We use d-o-e extensively for the use case Michael describes, namely we format the last stage of output from a Gordian publishing system. The XML instance that gets built for us quite often contains text nodes that consist of escaped HTML blobs.
We also use it for two other less common cases. One is where because of some browser vagary we want to generate and output HTML that's not valid XHTML. We can't embed it in the XSL because it would cause the XSL file to be ill-formed. Neither can we use xsl:element to construct it.
The last use case is where we do (or could) have a well formed output doc but because of the way it is constructed the XSL becomes badly formed. Most obviously this occurs where the start and end tag are generated in different xsl:templates. I've had good luck getting rid of most of these so I don't have an example on hand but I'm not quite willing to rule it out as logically impossible.
Cheers, Wendell
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