De : David Carlisle [mailto:davidc@xxxxxxxxx]
> >  <xsl:text disable-output-escaping="yes">&lt;/tr&gt;</xsl:text>
> disable-output-escaping is almost always the wrong thing to do and is
> specified as being non-portable. It is useful as a method of producing
> non xml output like <% ... or dealing with over-use CDATA section
> sections in the input document, but it  isn't needed here.

I understood that to produce well-formed xml in situations where start 
and end tags are conditional, disable-output-escaping (or xsl:output 
mode="html") were required. If I leave it off, the output will be 
&lt;tr&gt; will it not?

Cheers,
Dave.

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