parsing strings is ___muxh___ easier in xslt 2 than xslt1 (as regular
expression support got added) saxon8 has a (free) .NET implementation of
XSLT2.
If you are using XSLt1 then you want to use a string-replace template of
which the archives of this list, or the xsl-faq site have plenty of
examples.
XSLl FAQis first hit for
http://www.google.com/search?q=xslt+string+replace
(from here at least)
David
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