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Re: Empty element match

From: David Carlisle <davidc@---.--.-->
To: NULL
Date: 7/1/2005 9:07:00 AM

> How can i force the transformer to not use the
> implicit end tag like this <br/> ?

If you are writing html then you should use the html output method
and this will be output as <br> However if you are writing xml then
within standard xslt there is no way to customise this although your
system may allow you to specify a non standard serialiser.

If you send xml to IE as text/html then it will parse it as html and 
not understanding XML syntax for br is only a small part of the
problems.. If you send it with an XML mime type then it will use an xml
parser and parse it correctly, but you then have to supply a stylesheet
in order for it to display as it doesn't have xhtml support built in.

David


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