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Re: [xsl] Using HTML tags
Subject: Re: [xsl] Using HTML tags From: Alessio Mazzieri <mazzieri@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2001 18:49:19 +0100 |
>>encode the previous string as >> >> <description>Some <b>description</b></description> >> > > why couldn't that be encoded with elements > >>encode the previous string as >> > > <description>Some <b>description</b></description> > > in which case you would be in much better position. >
I agree with you, and perhaps I solve my problems if I could write tree fragment into a node using FP-TAGLIB. In fact, I use this code fragment to insert data in XML document:
<fp:if-post> <fp:write to="XMLdoc" select="{@tag}"> <request:get-parameter name="{@tag}"/> </fp:write> </fp:if-post>
But, again in this case, the <request:get-parameter> return an encoded version of what I've typing in the input box posted to the XSP page! On other hand, I'm not sure that
<fp:if-post> <fp:write to="XMLdoc" select="{@tag}"> Some <b>description</b> </fp:write> </fp:if-post>
will working fine! Or not?
Alessio
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