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RE: Including CSS File References in HTML Output, Ignoring Entities, Extracting Data from DBHTML Calls....
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- Subject: RE: Including CSS File References in HTML Output, Ignoring Entities, Extracting Data from DBHTML Calls....
- From: Laurie Mann <laurie dot mann at ansys dot com>
- Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 07:48:29 -0500
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Thanks - while these two ways:
<LINK REL=stylesheet HREF="doc.css" TYPE="text/css">
<LINK REL=stylesheet HREF="doc.css" TYPE="text/css"/>
both broke, this:
<LINK REL="stylesheet" HREF="doc.css" TYPE="text/css" />
wrote the line out to the HTML file.
I am a little puzzled about the next answer, and it just could be because
I'm
missing something obvious:
>David Carlisle wrote:
>>Laurie Mann wrote:
>>Second: Ignoring entities. Is there way to tell the processor to
>>ignore entities in a file?
>No. By the time the processor sees the file all the entity references
>have gone and are replaced by their replacement text. this is a function
>of the XML parser.
Maybe I asked the wrong question. I don't want the XML parser to ignore
entities - but when text and file entities appear in an XML file that's
being processed by an XSL script, why does the XT processor care about
resolving those entities? Isn't there a way to either pass those entities
through or convert them to hyperlinks?
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