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𡁀 coming out as ?
- From: Randy Belknap <randy dot belknap at thrasys dot com>
- To: "'XSL-List at lists dot mulberrytech dot com'" <XSL-List at lists dot mulberrytech dot com>
- Date: Fri, 8 Mar 2002 14:53:40 -0800
- Subject: [xsl] 𡁀 coming out as ?
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I've got a .xsl file with the following html markup in it:
<td>到</td><td>5/1/02</td>
where 到 is the decimal value of a chinese character. The problem is
that when I run the xsl through the transformer (MICROSOFT.XMLDOM), it
outputs <td>?</td><td>5/1/02</td>. Is this enough information to know what
I am doing wrong?
I tried to get around the problem by used CDATA as follows:
<td><![CDATA[到]]></td><td>5/1/02</td>
but that produces <td>&#21040;</td><td>5/1/02</td>, so the browser
displays &21040; instead of the chinese character. (BTW, I thought CDATA
was supposed to be not parsed at all.)
Thanks in advance
Randy
ps. I don't know the version of the transformer and am not sure how to
check it.
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