validForm.asp should be unescaping the parameters. In JSP using
request.getParameter("titre") does the unescaping by default.
On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 14:26:08 +0200, Ricaud Matthieu
<matthieu(_dot_)ricaud(_at_)cned(_dot_)fr> wrote:
The url i want the form to be posted to contains a querystring:
validForm.asp?titre=ohé
actually my xml contains : <TRUC cible=validForm.asp?titre=ohé>
I don't really want to separate titre=ohé from validForm.asp in the XML,
it's better if it's a single attribute.
If I make a onclik attibute on a <p> element in the template :
<p>
<xsl:attribute name="onclick">window.location='<xsl:value-of
select="@cibleHaut"/></xsl:attribute>
</p>
Then it work fine, the accents stays et the page is open (validForm.asp
doesn't compulsary need datas from the form==> it's contains a : if
request.form="" then do nothing)
the url of the page is then really
manythings/validForm.asp?titre=ohé
If this page can be displayed even if it contains accents in the url
(althought it's not allowed in the HTML spec, my browser might be too
permissive ?)
The problem is then only to generate the good HTML form page with
<form action=validForm.asp?titre=ohé> instead of <form
action="validForm.asp?titre=oh%C3%A9"/>
from my XML/XSL and ASP transformation...
Ok i've just seen Mickael's mail... so i undersand, the XSL processor
prevent me from puting accents in "URI-valued attributes" so long as I
declare <xsl:output method="html"/>, it's just so. I'll try another way of
doing the stuff (putting the accented datas in the form by using
string-functions to separate it from the rest of the cible attribute).
Thanks for your help, really complete and clear !
Matt
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Well if you are using output method of HTML (or your document element is
"HTML" then URL's should be escaped as per HTML spec. I believe that URL's
do not allow accented characters because they are non ASCII.
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Joe
Hi !
I'd like to work in english, so that i don't have accent
probems anymore !!
I'm working with MSXML parser and make the transfomation job
XML+XSL==>HTML
with ASP/DOM
My XML starts with <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
It contains an <TRUC cible="ohe"> element.
While matching TRUC in an xsl template, i notice that accent problems
depends on the HTML element in which I put the XML datas.
If I do : <form action={(_at_)cible}> then I get after
transformation : <form
action="oh%C3%A9"/>
If I do exactly the same but with another attribute name
(which is not HTML
but anyway...) :
<form actionABCD={(_at_)cible}> then I get after transformation : <form
action="ohe"/>
Is there some solutions, or something I missed ?
For information :
My XSL starts with :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";>
<xsl:output method="html" encoding="ISO-8859-1"/>
(the problem is the same without the <xsl:output> element)
My ASP page makes the tranformation using Response.write
objXML.transformNode(objXSL) (where objXML, and objXSL are
the loaded files
of my xml and my xsl files)
I put :
Response.charset = "ISO-8859-1"
Response.contentType = "text/html"
at the beginning of the file but It doesn't seems to change anything.
Hope you can help me, thanks in advance,
Matthieu.
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