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From: Jarno.Elovirta
MSXML strips whitespace text nodes by default, so make sure
this is not what happens in your case. If you use the
xml-stylesheet PI (as opposed to calling the transformation
from ECMAScript), you have to switch over to using
ECMAScript to call the transformation so that you can set
the parser to not stript the whitespace. I think the FAQ
also has an entry about this.
I don't think I do Jarno.
Since this is causing some much traffic, I'd appreciate one though.
An html page with ecmascript that acts in the same way as the xslt pi,
but sets the whitespace handling? Is that the idea.
regards DaveP.
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