I'm getting those messages in XML format, and I need xslt to just strip
out all of the pseudo-markup tags. Anything between square brackets
(and including the square brackets) should just be removed.
Sample input:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<root>
<text>[b]Bold[/b] [red][i]red italics[/i][/red]</text>
</root>
Desired output:
Bold red italics
Unforunately, I'm stuck with msxml 6.0, which I believe does not support
the replace() function. That would be too easy.
Hi Brooks,
You can do one of several things:
a) Make a recursive solution, using substring-before(....,'[') and
substring-after(.....,']') to get the desired text.
b) Make an extension function, that makes a replace.
c) Look to other sources for extension: EXSLT, FXSL or others.
Regards,
Ragulf Pickaxe :-)
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