[1]<snip>
You want
foo="{$project}"
Cheers,
...</snip>
[2]<snip>
Second, you have to surround the reference to $project inside the href
attribute with "{...}"; i.e.:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/{$project}/css/styles.css"
/>
...</snip>
Thanks Jarno[1] and Marco[2].
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem too work. The param is not going into an
<xsl:...> tag, but into a html tag. The variable is set in the main xsl
style sheet, and the actual <xsl:template ... /> is in an included helper
xsl stylesheet. (I think I'm right in saying that the param name needs to
match the variable name to do this!?!)
So,
<xsl:variable name="project" select="/root/session/projectName" /> [in
main.xsl]
.......
<xsl:param name="project" /> [in inc_main.xsl]
.......
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/{$project}/css/styles.css" />
[in inc_main.xsl]
just gives
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="//css/styles.css" />
as the rendered output.
Is there any way of using <xsl:text /> to insert this data??
Cheers
Simon
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