Normally people have
<foo> <p>... </p> </foo>
and we tell them life would be better if they could instead have
<foo> <p>... </p> </foo>
but if they really can't change the input format d-o-e will get them out
of a hole.
But you have
<foo> &lt;p&gt;... &lt;/p&gt; </foo>
which means that it is _double_ escaped ie someone dug a big hole and
then put a trap at the bottom of it before throwing you in.
You could look to using an extension element (eg if you have saxon:parse
available you could parse it _twice_ to get back to having elements
there) but I would not do this using xslt I would pass the input through
sed or perl to normalise the input first, before using xslt on it.
David
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