but what if the tag had children tags a
tags never have child tags as the content of a tag is the stuff between
< and > not the stuff between <x> and </x>, and nested tags like
<a="<b/>"> are not allowed.
and is not only a "string"? would that work too?
the replace templates you'll find in the archives of this list, or in
the faq or at jeni's site all can replace substrings in a text node
strings by element content.
If you mean that you have a mixed content element that is containing
your $$$$ markers then just apply-templates to the children of that
element and have a template rule that matches text node children
of that element and does the replace.
so
<abc>
akjh asdc <x/> jyhg $$$ lkh <b>likuh </b>
</abc>
you want
<xsl:template match="abc/text()">
<xsl:call-template name="replace">
<xsl:with-param...
David
David
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