The other thing I would add to David's advice is, examine the "source"
HTML that is generated, don't just look at how the HTML is rendered in
the browser.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
On 17/11/2012 10:47, David Carlisle wrote:
On 17/11/2012 10:13, Mansour Al Akeel wrote:
Hello all, I am having an odd issue and has been stuck on it for
some time. I am maintaining one of the existing xslts, that produces
html. The resulting text, is concatenated where there's a line feed
(x0A). for for example if I have in my xml:
<message>I love xslt</message>
and in my xslt: <xsl:value-of select="message" />
Then the results is:
I lovexslt
The result doesn't have space or line feed. The xslt is applied
through the JSTL <x:transform>.
Thank you all.
I doubt there is enough information there to help.
XSLT doesn't do that so one of these is probably the case but impossible
to say which:
* There is a bug in your XSLT engine
* There is some other code in your XSLT that you haven't shown that
strips the white space.
* Something in the JSTL pipeline is tripping white space on input
* Something in the JSTL pipeline is stripping white space on output.
* Something else is wrong.
Start with a stylesheeet that _just_ does what you showed, if that
doesn't drop the space, gradually add things from your actual stylesheet
until things break....
David
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