Michael Kay wrote:
<OBJECT> </OBJECT> This nonbreaking space character is
needed to
keep the space in this element.
..snip...
I have included my xsl code and I am using a schema not a DTD.
So where is the entity defined? If it's not defined in a DTD,
then
<OBJECT> </OBJECT>
will not get through your XML parser.
Michael Kay
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Also Michael is adding nbsp to a DTD that you have in your stylesheet
the most generic and "best practice" for dealing with this specific issue.
I see other post about changing the   that are added to the xml
input file to   then testing for element that contain this
nonbreaking space character ; when found <xsl:text
disableoutputescaping>&amp;nbsp;</xsl:text>.
Just want in your opinion the best way to deal with this issue so I can
adopt it once and forget about it.
Sincerely,
Scott
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