Hi Erik,
Use a numeric character reference: 

The parser normalizes before expanding the entity. You can do the same
thing for other whitespace characters.
Dave
"Erik Rydgren"
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Subject: Carrage return in attribute
09/19/2003 03:10
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Hi all!
This is probably a no-brainer for someone who knows. I have trouble sending
carrage returns in attribute values. As I understand the normalization of
the attribute value will change my #xA character into a #x20 character
instead, and that is exactly what I get.
Is there some way to make the #xA character pass through the parser
unharmed? I don’t have a grammar and I don’t have the option of adding one
either.
Regards
Erik Rydgren
Mandarin FS
Sweden
- Carrage return in attribute Erik Rydgren
- Re: Carrage return in attribute Gareth Reakes
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