kamkaro wrote:
> Thanks for your reply. Actually, I created table in xslt and inside the 
> table i have values which i have to give url link in order to go to different 
> websites. Web browser handle  white space but can't handle '/' when i have 
> '/' character between two words, just give me the blank page. I put replace 
> function '/' to white space but still get the blank page.

Don't use the slash and expect it to be treated as a letter. It's not.

The slash in a URI normally gets interpreted by the server (not the 
browser) as a directory path separator, so

    http://foo.bar.com/stuff/sun/moon/page.html

will (by default) make the server look for a file in the document root 
called stuff/sun/moon/page.html

In fact the slash doesn't have to mean a directory separator -- some 
servers (eg Cocoon) let you specify URIs which you can program it to 
react to by serving specific documents in a particular way. But they 
still *look* like a directory path to the user.

RFC 3986 says (section 1.2.3)
    The generic syntax uses the slash ("/"), question mark ("?"), and
    number sign ("#") characters to delimit components that are
    significant to the generic parser's hierarchical interpretation of
    an identifier.

For practical purposes a slash is not an acceptable character in a file 
name. Change it to something acceptable, like sun-moon.

///Peter
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