On Oct 23, 2007, at 3:31 PM, Edward L. Knoll wrote:
Is there a way to generate well-formed HTML as an XSL output?
By well-formed, I presume you mean in the XML sense (what's output
by Xalan should be well-formed in the HTML sense).
We have a situation where we'd like to do conditional post-
processing of HTML generated from an XSL transformation using an
Xalan XSLT processor. That HTML conditional post-processing could
be accomplished using XSL if the HTML were well-formed.
Some of the options that I can think of are (i) use output="xml"
instead of output="html" (this may likely require some changes to
your stylesheet) (ii) use HTML Tidy to convert HTML to XML or (iii)
combine both of your transforms into one.
-- Santiago
