At 04:48 PM 1/6/2004, Josh wrote:
You shouldn't need the xsl:output element, when I comment it out I still
get correct results.
without the xsl:output you should get:
<foo bar="some foo"/><foo bar="some foo"/><foo bar="some foo">
foo
</foo><foo bar="some foo">
foo
</foo>
This is why the name of the document element of the output ("html"?) and of
the particular elements involved (if not "foo") is relevant. The output
method by default is only usually, not always, XML.
Cheers,
Wendell
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