I'm using the XSLT version 2.0
The transformer is Saxon.
David Carlisle wrote:
It would help if you said whether you were using xslt 2 or xslt 1.
To do any kind of two-pass transformation in xslt 1 (generate html, then
serialise it as a javascript quoted string in your case) it's much
simpler if you have the x:node-set() extension available (which is the
case in almost all xslt 1 engines except safair and firefox 2)
David
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