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Perhaps someone can help: I’m using XML / XSL to recreate a web site of static
html pages. The current html pages reference
an includes file:
<!--#include virtual="/includes/leftmenu.html" --> which
I am trying to plug into the XSL file (not the XML) to generate to the new
pages. When I generate the pages the XSL
Transformation changes the “<” and “>” to “<”
and “>”. My resulting includes statement now
looks like this: <!--#include virtual="/includes/header.html"
--> Which outputs the text <!--#include
virtual="/includes/leftmenu.html" --> in my browser rather than
calling the include statement.
Apparently to call an include you MUST have the
< and > and not the entity references. Can someone advise me how I can force <!--#include
virtual="/includes/leftmenu.html" --> to convert to html rather
than <!--#include
virtual="/includes/header.html" -->. Thanks! Brian Magick |