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February 3rd, 2005, 07:51 PM
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substitue strings in xsl
I was wondering if someone had a clever way of doing this.
say i have an xsl variable set to:
"you have 1 message(s)".
i want to change it to:
"you have %1 <a href="blah">message</a>"
and somehow use an xsl template to substitute %1 with a parameter passed value. the problem i have is that the <a> tag gets stripped out when i use 'substring', since it treats the string as a string, cutting out all nodes.
any ideas/clues/tips??
thanks.
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