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Re: Using <xsl:for-each> and position() to increase indent in each iteration

2005-05-13 01:17:24

David Gadd wrote:

By googling I found a suggestion to use &#160; instead.

Is there a reason why &nbsp; is not working?


"&nbsp;" is an HTML entity.
XML only knows three entities: "&lt;" "&gt;" "&amp;"

Therefore all other characters that you need must be with their char
code, as you have found with "&#160;".

Ragulf Pickaxe :-)

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