Right that has to be part of it... But first I need to convert the
<p&qt; to a <p>...
Did you try the suggested code?
If you are in a situation that disable-output-escaping works at all that
is _all_ you need to do.
You don't need to convert <p&qt; to a <p> as that already is the XML
represendation of those three characters, so all you have to do is
output the characters directly not in XML syntax, which is what
disable-output-escaping does.
Normally of course XSLT is not creating the string "<p>" but an element
with name p. In that case what you need is to convert the string "<p>" to
such an element, which as Mike has already replied you need an XML
parser.
David
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