Dear all,
The following xsl is invalid:
<xsl:if test="aTest">
<TABLE>
</xsl:if>
But what if I WANTED to open the tag here without closing it? Is there a
way to escape the "<" and the ">"? I know you can use "<"/">" but
these remain as "<" / ">" in the HTML.
I want to write HTML tags in a tamplate but WITHOUT closing them exactly
where I open them (I want to close them at a grater level of recursion)
Is this even possible?
Thanks,
Mr Andrew Maclean
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