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Markus
Hello,
I have a question concerning XSL and text replacement. I have the
following simple XML structure:
<data>
<element>ř{Dž</element>
</data>
Now I want to transform this to:
<data>
<element>+++</element>
</data>
So what I want to do is to replace parts of the form &#<number>; with a
special character (e.g. +). Of course I want to do this in attribute
values too and it might be possible that a string is mixed:
řab{cdefDž will be transformed to +ab+cdef+. Is it
possible to do this in XSL with
a) no self written extension (only standards)
b) the usage of XSL 1.0 (no absolute necessary)?
Regards
Markus
I have a question concerning XSL and text replacement. I have the
following simple XML structure:
<data>
<element>ř{Dž</element>
</data>
Now I want to transform this to:
<data>
<element>+++</element>
</data>
So what I want to do is to replace parts of the form &#<number>; with a
special character (e.g. +). Of course I want to do this in attribute
values too and it might be possible that a string is mixed:
řab{cdefDž will be transformed to +ab+cdef+. Is it
possible to do this in XSL with
a) no self written extension (only standards)
b) the usage of XSL 1.0 (no absolute necessary)?
Regards
Markus