Re: Javascript within XSLT

[David Carlisle <davidc at nag dot co dot uk>]

   | Use &lt; and &gt; in place of < and > respectively.

This is the correct answer.

   Unfortunately, this is not going to work.  The result will be &amp;lt; and
   &amp;gt; respectively.

No, in the XML output method  it will produce  &lt; and &gt;
respectively, which in a conforming XHTML system is the right
thing to put in a script element. For HTML use the html output method
and then it will produce < and > as in html the script element has CDATA
content.

David



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