Manos,
Thanks for your response.
Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
Renaud Richardet wrote:
My problem is that the > sign gets mixed-up as it passes through the
numerous xsl's (at least 4 of them)
If the source XML has the character in the form of an entity (>)
there should be no problem as that is exactly how the XSLTProcessor
outputs it (if the output method is XML)
I forgot to say that I tried that. You are right: the XSLT processor
outputs it as entity. Unfortunately, the javascript doesn't work.
2) externalize the javascript in a .js file and put it under /ressources
On the other hand, this is the preffered solution ;-)
Yes, that's what I might end up with, but a quickier solution would be
nice ;-)
Thanks,
Renaud
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