Re: [xsl] javascript problem

[Paul Kelly <pjkelly5 at rogers dot com>]

Thanks to everyone for the responses. It appears the answer would be 
server-side (I use cocoon) or perhaps extensions (?).

> This is not an xslt issue, it is a web page design issue.  You should make
> sure that you get your HTML working right first, ***before*** trying to
> create it with a stylesheet.
OK, apologies if this was not an xslt issue. I thought the problem 
had to do with output encoding or something. But you and others say 
it won't execute simply because the written-out tag is in the 
document header. And then only because it is output from a preceding 
xslt transformation since placing the script in the head of a 
straight html doc works just fine.


>  > But this one will (it's further down inside the body of the html output):
> >  <script language="JavaScript">
> >    {
> >  document.write("&lt;hr width='10' /&gt;");
> >  }
> >  </script>
> This executes when the page builder works its way down to this part of the
> page.  But why not just put in the html directly at this point?  You are
> only putting in a simple html element.
I only have it here to illustrate that the same type of script works 
in a different part of the document. Of course, if I wanted an <hr> 
I'd simply insert it.

BTW: wrapping it as CDATA simply prints the link tag to the final display.

--paul

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