Are you trying to generate an internal subset? If so, you cannot in XSLT
-- the only thing you can do officially is to generate a doctype
declaration using xsl:output and the .
You can try to hack it with xsl:value-of and disable-output-escaping, but
that's truly a hack. There should be some examples of that sort of thing
in the archives of the Mulberry XSL list.
Dave
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Subject: insert doctype into the
output document via xslt
05/30/2002 04:42
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Hi, i suppose this is a very easy question, but i was wondering, how could
i add a new document type declaration to the output document? i.e. how do i
put such doctype information into the xsl, in order to pass it into the
output document. i try to put such into a cdata tag but it will display the
> tag instead of < sign. so i was wondering, is there a standard to
insert doctype into a stylesheet so i can copy onto the output document?
Many thanks
Regards
Kit
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