Hi, I didn't really understood your problem, but when I put some JS in
a file which will be manipulated with XSL, I always put the JS inside
a CDATA section, like this:
<script>
<![CDATA[
header();
]]>
</script>
To avoid any misinterpretation, by the XSLT processor.
Bye
Francesco.
On 9/17/05, Wassim Mansour <wassimmansour(_at_)hotmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
Hi, I have some javascript functions in a *.js file, when I use them inside
a regular html file they work fine, but they fail when I try to generate the
html containing the calls using xsl (only on Mozilla, IE is fine with it).
here it is:
<script>
header(); // IE works fine, Mozilla doesn't do it the right way.
</script>
later....
<script>
footer(); // IE works fine here too, Mozilla doesn't recognize any function
call after the first one.
</script>
NOTE: I have tried both functions on Mozilla using a regular html file, and
they worked fine.
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