We could easily add
xsl:strip-space elements=xsp:attribute/
to the xsp.xsl for avoiding the need to write
xsp:attribute
name=emailxsp:exprrequest.getParameterValues(users)[i]/xsp:expr/xsp:attribute
(i.e. without any linebreak). The problem is, that we can break other
user's code, when they rely on the whitespace handling as it is. But
it's true, many people have problems with the whitespace handling for
attributes and do it the way above. Furthermore we have
xsp:text /xsp:text
for adding single spaces (or as much as they want).
Question to the developers: Can we change the whitespace handling for
xsp:attribute/?
Joerg
On 30.10.2003 14:30, Stephanie Zohner wrote:
Hi,
According to the messages in the Mail Archive my problem is well known, but
I could not find an proper solution in it. So maybe this time ?!
I have unwanted whitespace in XSP generated attributes:
For example:
XSP-Code like this:
user
xsp:attribute name=email
xsp:exprrequest.getParameterValues(users)[i]/xsp:expr
/xsp:attribute
/user
Result into:
user email=#10;[EMAIL PROTECTED]#10;
/
The offered solutions are:
Strip the whitespace out of the XSP-page manuelly, so it won't appear in the
output.
I edit my XML Files with XML Spy, so this solution in not good. It
obliterates the XSP file.
Another offered solution is the xslt-function normalize-space.
This however, did not work as expected so far. I assume this is because,
normalize-space removes no
#10;, which is the first character in my atibute values.
Is there a way to prevent unwanted whitespace in the XSP, and if not how can
XSLT help in my case (#10;)
I would be very glad, if anybody can help me with this.
Thanks,
Stephanie
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