Or just use <xsl:preserve-space elements="*" /> when using MSXSL to make it
comply with the other
parsers.. :-)
That doesn't work. xsl:preserve-space/xsl:strip-space have no effect on
the parser. They just affect the way the XSLt engine interprets the tree
that is provided by the parser.
If msxml is set up to strip white space, the white space has gone before
XSLT sees the input, and no declaration in the XSLT stylesheet can bring
it back.
David
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