The lack of a template tag was a copy-paste svn update glitch :).
Interesting that it works for you though.
We are using PHP5's XSL functions - so it seems the problem lies with
whatever xsl processor it uses. It looks like we are going to have to
find another way around the problem, however, I'm sure your
answers will
be useful for others!
Disable-output-escpaing (d-o-e) is an optional part of the spec, it
could well be that your processor doesn't implement it. As has been
stated, if you use the 'html' output method the processor should not
escape anything within <script> tags within the <head> which will make
your problem go away.
cheers
andrew
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