Here is the xml that my xsp page creates
- <task>
<task-name>Change Bottles</task-name> <message-type>Amendment</message-type> <message-text>null<P toUpdate="1"><STRONG>Note</STRONG>:</P> <P>This
is a test note. It links to <A
href="http://www.kopent.com/vyzo">http://www.kopent.com/vyzo</A></P>
<P> </P></message-text> <message-date>2003-07-15 16:16</message-date> <author>Admin,Vyzo</author> </task>
Did you get this by using a pipeline like <map:match ... > <map:generate (your xsp)/> <map:serialize type="xml"/> </map:match> i.e. directly dumping the XML produced by the XSP to the client?
Do you get the content of message-text as a string from a DB or what?
In my pdf file the html tags are published through like plain text.
Does it appear as <STRONG>Note</STRONG> or as Note in the output? Do you have templates matching message-text or P?
I would like to do is to transform the html to the appropriate FO construct. I have tried to add more template matches like this:
Do you have an <xsl:apply-templates/> in your template matching the P element, or do you use xsl:value-of there?
J.Pietschmann
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