Subject: RE: accessing token in data...
From: "Nanto, Dan" <dnanto@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 13:38:34 -0700
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Martin,
We use <br/> a lot in our stylesheets. The key is that you can't just use
the <br> tag without closing it. If you do, then the parser will say that
your xsl is not valid. try using <br/> instead.
I didn't quite understand your example, but maybe this will help.
-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Giroux [mailto:girouxm@xxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 12:38 PM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: accessing token in data...
hi everyone,
hope some gurus will help me on that one.
I have huge problem understanding white spaces and don't know how to
format to get the <br> result in html.
In html <BR> will format so the the current line stop and next line begin
and <p> is paragraph break.
everybody knows that but in xsl and/or xml only the <p></P> works.
so I thought I could use the following if possible.
When I convert my xml and with xsl file to HTML.I need to make the data of
one tag be filtered for token.
maybe a technic exist to make the same formating in xsl or xml that will
generate same effect.
Example :
<Description>
time to go to school cuz I need more knowledge ; <---(;)Token Should be
replace by value of html tag <b>
time to go to school cuz I need more knowledge ? <---(?)Token should be
replace by value of html tag <p>
</Description>
Thanks
Martin
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