David,
IC, but how do I use that rtf later in my context?
Regards,
Kai
What you are doing right now is adding the <img> element to your
output
tree. If you need the value of img in your variable, then you need to
use
No, the posted code was building a result tree fragment in the variable.
If you need the value of img in your variable, then you need to use
<xsl:value-f select="..."/> construct.
since img is an empty element using value-of would generate the empty
string.
David
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