HTML output method and & in URLs 2003-01-28 - By Herr Christian Wolfgang Hujer
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Hi Dan,
Am Dienstag, 28. Januar 2003 20:34 schrieb Dan Jacobs:
> Hi Angus,
> As far as I can tell, when you extract an entity-encoded String from
> your XML document, the entities are translated, and then you have your
> String. If you then include that String in the generated output, you
> have to re-entity-encode it yourself.
No, that's not required, regardless wether output method is xml or html. The
output must be well-formed SGML / HTML and if the transformation would
basically generate valid HTML the output must also be valid. Not encoding &
as & is a violation of the XSLT and the HTML specs.
See XSLT section 16.2 HTML Output Method and HTML 4 section B.2.1 / B.2.2.
Bye
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