VERY simple question about Javascript in XSL. One line!

[Gene Ellis]

Put simple I would like to have this line in my XSL template:

document.writeln("<a href='http://www.mydomain.com/user/login.php'
class='login'>")

My XML parser seems to be breaking on the single quotes. Do you know
how I can use double quotes? Or even single quotes? I have tried using
a backslash, and even tried using their numeric and character values.
I am really unsure of how to use these things together in the correct
way. Thank you so much!

[Philippe Poulard]

Gene Ellis wrote:

Put simple I would like to have this line in my XSL template:

document.writeln("<a href='http://www.mydomain.com/user/login.php'
class='login'>")

My XML parser seems to be breaking on the single quotes. Do you know
how I can use double quotes? Or even single quotes? I have tried using
a backslash, and even tried using their numeric and character values.
I am really unsure of how to use these things together in the correct
way. Thank you so much!

escape " with &quot;
escape ' with &apos;
escape < with &lt;
escape > with &gt;
escape & with &amp;

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Cordialement,

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[Patrick TJ McPhee]

In article <a7**************************@posting.google.com >,
Gene Ellis <ge********@ucop.edu> wrote:

% Put simple I would like to have this line in my XSL template:
%
% document.writeln("<a href='http://www.mydomain.com/user/login.php'
% class='login'>")

Well, what have you tried? It's difficult to make suggestions without
any context at all.
% My XML parser seems to be breaking on the single quotes.

It seems to be, but it's probably breaking on <. In this case,
the anchor tag is data, not an XML element, so you need to
treat it as data. You could try
<![CDATA[document.writeln("<a href='http://www.mydomain.com/user/login.php'
class='login'>")]]>

If that doesn't help, post a short example of what you're trying now.
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Patrick TJ McPhee
East York Canada
pt**@interlog.com