> > I am facing a problem when i am trying to pass a XSL variable to a
> > javascript function.
> 
> If your javascript function expects a string, then in the function call,
> convert the XPath value to a string using the string() function. 
Otherwise
> the Javascript function will be passed a node-set.

As soon as I can see, the problem is on the  client (browser) side,
in the resultant HTML:  <a href="JavaScript:...">.   :-)
So, quoting the argument should help.

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Alexander E. Gutman

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