The XML standard (more technically infoset) does not distinguish
between 'attvalue' form and "attvalue" form for attribute values. The
XSLT serializers obey this rule of XML infoset.
I am afraid, you would need to modify your end application not to
depend on this feature.
On 8/29/06, Frank Marent <frank(_dot_)marent(_at_)emnemics(_dot_)ch> wrote:
hi.
is there a way in xslt to force the creation of xml files with
apostrophed attributes instead of quotation marked values?
not: <Element attribute="value">
but: <Element attribute='value'>
the reason why we need apostrophes is that a silly application we're
using seems to accept only apostrophed values and quotation marks are
causing troubles.
thanks to all
answering
frank
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Mukul Gandhi
http://gandhimukul.tripod.com
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