I know, but that's why I wrote "[...] or do feature detection". I don't
want to do that, since it requires me to write 50 instead of one line.
only once though. Once you have a named template set up that's doing the
fallback then it's just a matter of doing
<my:named-template>
<xsl:with-param name="href" select="'kjhgkg'"/>
<xsl:with-param name="body">
... stuff ...
</xsl:with-param>
</my:named-template>
instead of
<saxon:output href="kjhgkg">
... stuff ...
</saxon:output>
which isn't so much of a price to pay.
(It gets worse the more attrubute of saxon:output that you used, which
turn into with-param elements but it's too late to worry too much about
the verboseness of the parameter passing syntax in xslt 1..
David
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