The old problem of Javascript, XSL and ampersand...

As far as I can tell from the lists, there is no way to get an XSL sheet 
to output valid javascript, the <>& chars are converted to &amp; etc...
e.g.        if(this.field && this.field.value != null)  becomes 
if(this.field &amp; &amp; this.field.value != null) which is invalid 
JScript.
However, I didn't get any exact matches on the list for this problem. So 
that the list contains a definitive and discoverable answer, can 
somebody confirm whether or not it is possible to get an XSL template to 
emit unescaped characters like "&".
Many thanks,

Ben



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