yes, that removes ALL newlines. I would like to preserve the original
newlines while not adding the extra two.
normalize-space() converts a run of newlines to a space.
Even if you kept a newline in the attribute value it would be reported
as a space by an XML parser when the result tree is used, so it may be
that using normalize-space is all you need.
Note also that
<xsl:attribute name='name'>
<xsl:value-of disable-output-escaping="yes"
d-o-e is specified to have no effect on attribute values.
Otherwise it would probably be simpler to look to the definition of your
extension function
urldecoder:decode()
rather than try to correct teh output of that function with xslt1's
somewhat limited string handling.
David
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