Peter Flynn wrote:
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<b>Committee :</b> Association des études françaises et
francophones en Irlande<br></br><b>From:</b>01-JAN-04
<b>To:</b> 30-DEC-99
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The<br/> of Tidy's generated XHTML is being expanded by the copy-of to
<br></br> instead of being contracted to<br> as implied by the output
setting of HTML. If copy-of is able to detect the<br/> and perform an
implicit transform like that, I'm puzzled as to why it does it that way
round.
Output method "html" applies to elements in no namespace whereas your
elements are in the XHTML namespaces. Consider to use output method
"xhtml" with XSLT 2.0 instead.
Or with XSLT 1.0 you need to write templates that strip the namespace if
you want the output method "html" to have any effect on your result
element serialization.
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Martin Honnen --- MVP Data Platform Development
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