instead of the more sensible <script />,
You say sensible, but in html it's a syntax error.
(the opposite is also true: <br /> should not be written as <br></br>
because, you guessed it right, IE cannot handle it well)
that's a syntax error in HTML as well, so why should IE handle it?
(when acting as an HTML system, which is all it claims to act as).
This will successfully suppress the erroneous behavior of IE.
IE has multiple places where it's behaviour could be described as
erroneous, but I haven't seen any mentioned so far in this thread.
<div><xsl:comment>i am empty</xsl:comment></div>
<xsl:template>
This will successfully suppress the erroneous behavior of IE.
Returning the thread to XSLT, better to say this causes the XSLT to
generate valid HTML.
David
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