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rendering problems with XML / XSL
Hi,
I am generating an xml flow which got labels and descriptions. The xml flow
is parsed with XSL so as to produce an HTML file.
The problem is some of labels are very long and sometimes with line jumps;
i am not able to keep those line jumps after the XSL parsing, i only get
labels with large spaces but without any line jump as i am looking for.
I supposed it comes from the unicode characters of XML or XSL but I didn't
find any way.
I also tried with this in the XSL :
<PRE> <xsl:value-of select="@label"/> </PRE>
but I only got large spaces as i wrote before.
Thanks if you've got an idea.
Franck
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Re: rendering problems with XML / XSL
You should not waste your time posting this on a Java newsgroup, as it has
nothing to do with Java. Try an XSL list such as
http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list/, and when you do try to provide
enough information for somebody to answer it.
PC2
"Franck" <mog77@caramail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am generating an xml flow which got labels and descriptions. The xml
flow
> is parsed with XSL so as to produce an HTML file.
> The problem is some of labels are very long and sometimes with line jumps;
> i am not able to keep those line jumps after the XSL parsing, i only get
> labels with large spaces but without any line jump as i am looking for.
> I supposed it comes from the unicode characters of XML or XSL but I didn't
> find any way.
> I also tried with this in the XSL :
> <PRE> <xsl:value-of select="@label"/> </PRE>
> but I only got large spaces as i wrote before.
>
> Thanks if you've got an idea.
> Franck
>
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