Yes, but I've obtained this value with a jsp tag.
Missatge citat per: Michael Kay
<michael(_dot_)h(_dot_)kay(_at_)ntlworld(_dot_)com>:
I have this template:
<xsl:template match="entry[(_at_)type='STRING']" mode="input">
<input class='{$FORM}' type='text' name='{(_at_)name}'
value='{(_at_)value}' maxlength="{(_at_)maxlength}"/> </xsl:template>
With this template I have a proble, the field value can have
the char &, because it's a URL (i.e.:
www.google.com?searc='juas'&language='ES')
What could I do
to solve this problem?
It shouldn't be a problem. In well-formed XML or HTML, the "&" in the
URL will be written as & a m p ; and you can then process it just like
any other character.
Michael Kay
Software AG
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