David Carlisle wrote:
but when I embed it in some XML
does the fragment that you generate have the same encoding as the XML
file into which you mbed it? If ut doesn't you will scramble the
characters, which appears to be what has happened.
Jackpot. I took out the XSLT filter, and it turns out the page encoding
is ISO-8859-1. Using <xsl:output encoding="ISO-8859-1"> does the trick.
Many thanks!
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