Hi,
I think we need to see some more of the XSL to come to a conclusion. It could be that you have
indentation set to yes (which is the default of some XSL parsers), but I can't tell for sure. What
processor are you using?
Cheers,
Geert
Vivek Shinde wrote:
Hi,
I am processing a XML file to generate 'text' output. Here's a sample code:
Original XML file has
<articledescription>
<p>Vivek is a <a href="http://www.sas.com/">SAS</a> employee.</p>
</articledescription>
To process this I am writing the content of <articledescription> into a
temporary XML file using
<redirect:write select="$xmlfile">
Then I read the temp XML file and apply template by:
<xsl:apply-templates select="document($xmlfile)" mode="proc-txt"/>
While I do that all of my tags are being processed OK. But when I come across <a>
tag, the space between </a> and the next word appears as a first character on the
next line. So it looks like
Vivek is a SAS
http://www.sas.com
employee.
Since I do not have control on the space before word 'employee', I am not able
to eliminate it. Any suggestion?
Appreciate your help.
Thanks
Vivek
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