Steve Renshaw wrote -

> But it sort of begs the questions,
> when do you use method="text"? My reading of method="text" would
> lead me to beleive it's major function is to copy the values of text
> nodes to the output.

You use "text" output to output characters that don't have to be xml - that
is, well-formed - and don't have to be html either.  For example, you can
get a real "<" or "&" in the output.

With "html" output you can get non-wellformed output as long as it's still
html.  For example, <br/> in the source transforms into <br> in the output.

Cheers,

Tom P


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