Timothy,
well, .... yes, .... but I think that trying to inject double quotes into
the attribute value (with modifications to you suggestion) in this way
will only get them escaped as " which is not what the user wanted.
- Brian
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RE: [Announce] Escaping double
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Maybe you should explore something like this:
<xsl:element name='image'>
<xsl:for-each select='@*'>
<xsl:attribute name='qname(.)'><xsl:value-of select='.'
/></xsl:attribute>
</xsl:for-each>
</xsl:element>
This way, the transformer is at least aware of the tag you are trying to
insert into the output.
tlj
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Subject: Re: [Announce] Escaping double quotation marks in XSL
> Assuming that you are only interested in stream serialization, have you
> thought of doing the serialization yourself for particular elements? For
> example, something like this:
>
> <!-- self serialization of image elements with tag for image done in
> CDATA,
but delegate attributes serialization -->
> <xsl:template match="image">
> <![CDATA[ <image]>><xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/> <![CDATA[ >]>>
> </xsl:template>
I *REALLY* detest that idiom. I've seen many people hurt themselves by
trying to hand-generate XML; I consider it a very bad practice. Unless
you're forced to do it in order to work with a downstream tool which has
not been implemented correctly, I would recommend finding another solution.
Any other solution.
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