"Björn Bartels" wrote:
> Moin, moin...
Moin. :-)
> I'm only 99% sure but I think in this line...
>
>
>
> ..."node()" returns "CDATA" which drops
> those unnessasary whitespaces and cr/lf's...
Okay, we're almost there, I guess. ;-) I still need your help, though.
If I change my XML from
Moin, moin...
>Why doesn't 'xsl:element' indent the xml data according to the ident
>switch
>("yes"/"no") then? I expected that the complete resulting XHTML
>(generated
>by the XSLT processor) is either indented or it's completely not
>indented.
>Unfortunately this is not the case for the imported
Thanks for your response, Björn.
"Björn Bartels" wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> this happens because a xml-parser (your browser,...) has to remove all
> spaces, etc.which are not nessesary.
Why doesn't 'xsl:element' indent the xml data according to the ident switch
("yes"/"no") then? I expected that the compl
Hi ,
this happens because a xml-parser (your browser,...) has to remove all
spaces, etc.which are not nessesary.
hope that helps
bb
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>This'll be a rather long post because of the code snippets, so please
>bear
>with me.
>
>I'm trying to embed XHTML code from a XML file a
This'll be a rather long post because of the code snippets, so please bear
with me.
I'm trying to embed XHTML code from a XML file and I'm wondering why PHP's
XSLT doesn't indent it correctly.
So, this stylesheet:
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";>
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11
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