I'm trying to transform an xml file using xsl but only need to modify one
of the tags. It is probably better to give a simple exmaple.
<Books>
<book>
<title>Some Book</title>
<author>A Uthor</author>
<summary>A summary goes here.</summary>
</book>
<!-- more book nodes follow -->
</Books>
What I want to do is reproduce the xml like but do a normalize-space(.) on
the summary. I know a couple ways to do it but they all involve selecting
and reproducing every node in either a for-each or an assortment of
apply-template tags. Is there some simple way to do a transform that will
send everything through untouched by run normalize-space(.) on the summary
tag? Thanks.
Mattison
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