Hello all,
I've written an xsl stylesheet to serve as customization stylesheet for a docbook document. The goal is to insert some php code into the generated (html) documentation. For that to happen I need my stylesheet to output php tags, like this:
<?php
into the generated html. It's the < that is causing me troubles. My first try was to put it in a CDATA section, like this:
<![CDATA[
<?php
]]>
and that worked for me, but it turned out that someone else, with a newer version of xsltproc, got a different output than I did: he got
<?php
(the < was escaped). So I upgraded my xsltproc to the latest version and then I got the same problem. Now, my questions are:
1.) Is this behaviour ok? Should a < in a CDATA section be escaped to <?
2.) What other options do I have to reach my goal? I've tried <xsl:text> but that (as I expected) didn't help.
The bug report with the original stylesheet and the message that it didn't work can be found in the gnome bugzilla, see http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=168030. Thanks for any help in this.
cheers,
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