Subject: Passing Invalid HTML through the XSLT processor From: rugowski@xxxxxxxxxx Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 22:53:18 -0700 |
I need some help passing invalid HTML through the XSLT processor. We are taking XML data and running it through a XSL stylesheet to output an HTML webpage. The document that will be output is big, like 500 lines of code. Not all of it is XML (maybe 100 lines) and there are large blocks of HTML that have nothing to do with XML. Some of the HTML code is being flagged by the XSLT processor as being invalid because of inproper nesting. For example having something like this inside a table: <TD><FORM> Form code </TD><TD></FORM></TD> It's not that complicated, there are places where we want to have a form inside of 2 cells, but the XSLT processor will not let this code pass through. Does anyone have any suggestions? If possible, we do not want to rewrite the HTML code. The page only looks good in HTML when it is laid out in this way using 2 cells for a single form. Thanks, chris Chris Rugowski I/T Specialist IBM Global Services, Rochester, MN PH: 507-253-1859 T/L: 553-1859 FAX: 507-253-7994 T/L: 553-1859 IBMUSM07(RUGOWSKI) e-mail: rugowski@xxxxxxxxxx XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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