Subject: Re: [xsl] SSI echo as an attribute value From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 16:12:37 +0100 |
> FYI when I put it in an xsl:attribute it comes out as: > > <a href="%EE%94%81fff%EE%94%82"> there's two issues there, one whether the character map comes before or after the html-mode URI-attribute %-encoding two whether the answer should be different depending on whetjer you use a literal result attribute or xsl:attribute. I think the answer for two is clear it should make no difference so you may want to report that to your xsl engine's bug list. answering one would involve reading the serialisation spec again more carefully than I have time for right now. In any case you should be able to turn off %-encoding with escape-uri-attributes="no" on xsl:output. David
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