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Michael Kay wrote:
input xml file contains elements that are not empty but contain
<OBJECT> </OBJECT> This nonbreaking space character is needed to keep the space in this element.
When I run my transform the XHTML output contains <OBJECT>nbsp;</OBJECT> which of course is wrong. I need the final XHTML output to contain <OBJECT> </OBJECT>.
What do I need to add to my transform to assure that when my OBJECT element contains a nonbreaking space character ; my transformed XHTML output contains <OBJECT> </OBJECT>.
- Scott
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Re: [xsl] Empty object
Subject: Re: [xsl] Empty object From: scott gabelhart <swgabel@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2004 13:06:34 -0500 |
Michael Kay wrote:
Michael,my mistake SAX has nothing to do with my problem...rather Xalan.
My input xml file contains empty elements that I need to carry the corresponding attribute values for each of these empty elements.
I'm sorry, I don't understand your English, could you explain it in XML?
As I asked before, what does your input look like, and what do you want
your output to look like?
Of course when my transform complete I am stuck with XHTML that contains my favorite NONbreaking Space character.
I don't understand the "Of course", I don't know why your output has NBSP characters, and I don't know why you want to get rid of them.
Need to have my XHTML output to contain
<td style="bla" ..etc> {space currently is occupied by the NONbreaking Space character}. Need to replace when the actual element is empty the {NONbreaking Space character with a valid space holding character}
Is the input element empty, or does it contain a non-breaking space character? I am completely confused.
Attempting to include the string <xsl:text disable-output-escaping="yes">&amp;nbsp;</xsl:text> without much luck at the moment.
You said before that you didn't want NBSP characters, so why are you
writing code that's designed to generate them?
What is a best practice method for first determining if a element is empty; then replace that NONbreaking Space character with a character that will parse properly with Xalan?
If the element is empty then by definition it doesn't contain a non-breaking space character.
Non-breaking space characters are perfectly legal in XML and will not cause Xalan any problems.
Michael Kay
XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
input xml file contains elements that are not empty but contain
<OBJECT> </OBJECT> This nonbreaking space character is needed to keep the space in this element.
When I run my transform the XHTML output contains <OBJECT>nbsp;</OBJECT> which of course is wrong. I need the final XHTML output to contain <OBJECT> </OBJECT>.
What do I need to add to my transform to assure that when my OBJECT element contains a nonbreaking space character ; my transformed XHTML output contains <OBJECT> </OBJECT>.
- Scott
XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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