---- "Thomas B. Passin" <tpassin@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 2) You want to have a valid URL in the HTML output from a stylesheet.
> 
> I think you are talking about case 2), are you not?  As I understand
> things,
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Yes, that is correct.


> you actually ***are*** supposed to escape ampersands in HTML attributes
> (just like in XML), but in fact browsers are generally quite tolerant
> and
> are happy to accept unescaped ampersands in hyperlinks.
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And I would be happy to use escaped or unescaped in the original string,
but either way, I'm getting the unusable "&amp;" embedded in the URL
which appears as the value of the src or rel attributes in the resulting
HTML document.


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Charles Knell
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