Re: [xsl] Lost Attributes?

[Mike Ferrando <mikeferrando at yahoo dot com>]

--- David Carlisle <davidc@nag.co.uk> wrote:
> as you commented value-of works here copy-of doesn't (as you can
> not have nodes inside an attribute) so how can you need copy-of?
> 
> David

David,
thanks alot. I was looking for that! 
<PHYSDESC ENCODINGANALOG={@LINK}>

I guess I am used to using an HTML template for my output, but now
that I am no longer using that kind of output, I don't need
xsl:copy-of.  I have an attribute NORMAL for PERSNAME that has
extended characters in it "& #233;" etc. That is what I was worried
about before in the HTML output. I didn't want it to be converted to
"& eacute;".  But if I do use xsl:copy-of I retain my XM1 characters
in my output and it is easier to work with (my crutch at the moment).

Mike F.

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