Hi Michael;

The point I am at now is the TEXT node of my XML document contains text,
some of this text contains HTML. If I display the text disabling output
escaping, I can see HTML tags in the output. Otherwise the output contains
escaped HTML tags (example: ;<P>).

What I think I need to do is tansform this text into a tree so I can create
templates to handle nodes like <p>. I noticed you meantioned to someone else
saxon:parse() to transform text into a tree.

Is this what I need to do? Do I have other options?

To review my goal is to find HTML tags in the content and replace them with
FO tags.

Thanks,

Luke

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Kay" <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 6:19 PM
Subject: RE:  Entity Questions


> >
> > I tested adding the match="P" template. I didn't replace
> > anything. I think
> > this might be because I changed the output method to xml to deal with
> > entities like &nbsp;
> >
> > I am thinking the <P> tags are now &lt;P&gt; so the template
> > is not matching
> > them. I am adding some logging to verify this, if this is the
> > case I may
> > need to rethink things.
>
> Try to reduce the size of the problem, and post a complete specimen
> including source XML, desired result, and stylesheet. Then we can see
where
> you're going wrong. You're not grasping some of the concepts: you're still
> talking about tags rather than nodes, and thinking of the input and output
> as text rather than trees. It might be a good idea to do some reading.
>
> Michael Kay
> http://www.saxonica.com/