The <xsl:comment> element outputs the 
>   more familiar <!-- --> stuff in the results.
>
>   It is not a comment inside of the XSL.
>
>   James
>
>Yes, of course. Which means that any xml application using the output
>of the stylesheet may not see the javascript at all, as an xml parser
>is at liberty to discard comments.
>
>David
> 

True enough.  But I believe the original question had a web browser
as the destination application, not another XML parser.


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