At 09:34 AM 5/24/2005, was written:
> When I try to do <xsl:attribute name="{$id}">...
> I get on that line the following error:
> Column #29; Illegal value used for attribute name:
You can't use AVTs here
According to the XSLT Spec [7.1.3] you should be able to use an AVT.
The processor might have a bug, or perhaps (more likely) $id resolves to
something that doesn't follow the rules for legal names. Raman, what will
$id actually be?
Cheers,
Wendell
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