Re: [xsl] Clean XSL code for the following javascript

Karl Stubsjoen wrote:
> Ahh!  I like the double braces best anyhow... will do. (too bad that
> doesn't work with the apostrophe)
Consider XSLT 2, which lets you escape the apostrophe as '' and the 
quote as ""
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