On 16 Nov 2006, at 16:21, Michael Kay wrote:
sorry for my probably incorrect terminology, but when I say
single- tag nodes I mean a node like <img src="..."> in HTML.
As far as the result tree is concerned, you just want an empty
element - an
element with no children.
But you seem more concerned with serialization. Just specify
<xsl:output
method="xml"/> or <xsl:output method="html"/> and you will get a
serialization that works. It might not be exactly how you wanted
it, but it
will be equivalent.
Hi,
thanks, the suggestion about setting the attribute works.
I already had the output set to html. But I'm actually not creating
an img-element, but a graph-element. This is a tag we created for our
own purposes. It has no closing tag, and if it is added, the parser
doesn't handle it that gracefully. Apparently the closing tag for
<graph> is automatically added in the output-file even when I don't
put it in the xsl-file. Is there some way I can prevent this? Or
should I ask them to change the parser?
thanks, Nico
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