> add xml:space="preserve" on to the xsl:variable that is storing your
> boiler plate text.
> 
> David


How can i store it in a variable? I always get errors, that the <div>  tag is
not closed and therefore is no valid xml, when i try to store the "boiler
plate" in an xsl:variable.

I just copied the "boiler plate" into a xsl:template and hoped it would
output correctly...

The structure of my file is like this:

static xhtml...
<div> 
	#maillist.activestate.comere the xslt is supposed to write in somedata###
</div> 
...static xhtml 

So the oppening <div>  would be the end of the variable to be inserted before
inserting the dynamic content, and the closing </div>  would be the beginning
of the second variable that is suppoded to be inserted after the dynamic
content.

Is there another way of doing this??? Thanks fort he help!!!





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