On Tuesday 12 March 2002 21:56, Matt Sergeant wrote:
> At the moment you get a syntax error if you go:
>
> <xsp:comment>
> <p>
> Some stuff I wanted to have as a HTML comment in the output...
> </p>
> </xsp:comment>
>
> Which seems broken to me. Perhaps my expectations are too high, but I want
> that to do:
>
> <!--
> <p>
> Some stuff....
> </p>
> -->
>
> Now in order to do that I have to turn all the elements into text, which
> may be beyond the scope of things here. What do people think?
I wouldn't expect the above to occur. My basis for that is that xsl:comment
will use the _string value_ of its content to produce a comment. Thus, in
XSLT, your example would produce
<!--
Some stuff....
-->
I would probably expect XSP to behave in a similar manner. This, however, is
just a data point about XSLT, and I don't really mind either way :-)
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