Jefferson Thomas wrote:
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<xsl:value-of select="."/>
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So the difference is that the <br/> and <img> would also come up. As
for now I couldnt find any way for that.
Does somebody know how to do it ?
The instruction xsl:value-of does what it says: it takes the value of
the node you select (and in terms of XSLT, and using the short
explanation, a value is the text-value of a node). What you want is the
instruction xsl:copy-of, which creates an exact copy of the node.
Btw, XSLT is not aware of tags, it is aware of nodes. A node of type
element consists of three parts: an opening tag, the content, the
closing tag. For XSLT, this is an atomic unit: a node. Compare it to a
DOM node, which doesn't have information on tags either.
Cheers,
-- Abel Braaksma
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