If you're including the item below as a string in PHP (in double quotes
or a HEREDOC), don't forget to use a backslash to escape the $var so
that PHP doesn't try to treat it as its own PHP variable...
Thus, try:
<a href="{\$var}"></a>
Brett
http://www.pas-world.com wrote:
> Hello,
> I am trying to do something like this in XSL stylesheet:
>
> <a href="{count(.)}"></a>
> <a href="{$var}"></a>
>
> using variables works under Mozilla Firefox processor, but do not work
> under PHP XSLT Processor that is based in xmlsoft.org.
>
>
> Anyone know if this syntax should work?
>
>
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