Re: Special Characters in IE 6

Nicole

I am not sure about IE 6.0, but I do know that  in Netscape 4.7,   
comes out as a question mark for the East Asian (Korean, Japanese, 
Chinese) language encodings.  For that reason, we use <xsl:text 
disable-output-escaping="yes">&amp;nbsp;</xsl:text> in our xsl.

Regards,
Chris

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Thanks for your replies.  The only thing I am unsure of is why numeric
entities like &#160; worked in IE 5.5, but in IE 6 it must be changed to 
<xsl:text disable-output-escaping="yes">&amp;nbsp;</xsl:text>.  I know 
that
IE 6 is supposed to be more "compliant" but I'm not sure what is wrong 
with
using the number code values.

Any ideas?

Nicole R.


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