> 
> For example, you can't have
> 
>   <xsl:if test="contains($getit, '&apos;')">

but in that case of course you can just use &quot;&apos;&quot;
you only need the variables (or use concat() ) to produce a string with
both a ' and " there is no way in Xpath to have a string literal that
has both of those.

David
 

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