Try setting the following at the top level within your XSLT.

<xsl:output method="html"/>

rgds,
Menon

On 5/2/05, Marco Mastrocinque <mmfive@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi All,
>       I want to output the following in a concat statement. I have set an
> for-each loop in XSL
>
> <xsl:value-of select="concat('<td>', ANELEMNT, '</td>')"/>
>
> The parser won't let me do it, because it doesn't like the '<', '/' and
'>'.
> I've tried using the <xsl:text> using character references for the '<' '>'
> 't' 'd' '/' in the <td> and the </td> tags it prints the elements in row of
> a HTML table. The output I get is:
>
> <td>Element1 Text</td> <td>Element2 Text</td> <td>Element3 Text</td> etc..
>
> Please note the HTML file actually prints the <td> and </td> as text with
> the element text!!
>
> The XSLT parser from apache prints the <td> and the </td> elements on the
> web page; I won't the elements output in a HTML page in one single column
of
> a table.
>
> I want to output to be shown like this in a HTML page embedded in a HTML
> table:
>
> Element Name
>
> Element1 Text
> Element2 Text
> Element3 Text
> Element4 Text
> Etc.
>
> Any suggestions most appreciated.
>
> Thanks Marco Mastrocinque
>
>


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