Hmmmm, basically you don't. white-space in source documents between tags is usually neglected. To evaluate tabs, you could set the "disable-output-escaping" attribute of your selects to ="yes". Second, you can always just look for tabs inside your elements...
(<xsl:if...
Hi,
first of all, your xml source & input do not parse. I assume in xml 1 <namedcell name="linenr"> is an empty element(<namedcell name="linenr"/>)and in xml 2 the element <orderlines> will be closed after the child element <article>.(<orderlines...
Hi, I suppose the endresult should be something like:
<p><a href="mailto:foo@bar.com">mail mr. foo !!</a></p>
you mention an email field. I dont know what this field looks like, but here's a simple way to get your data into html:
<xsl:template match="email">
<xsl:element...
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