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I was able to find it on my own by searching on "How To Embed CData" in Google. The proper way to do it in your XSL is to use disable-output-escaping="yes". e.g. <xsl:value-of select="MemoField" disable-output-escaping="yes" /> and that will preserve the html tags in the CData of the XML...

I will try and different forum. Thanks for the help.

I don't have the code on this system and I kinda have to keep it abstract and generalized. Emm.. Basically what the XML looks like is this <MemoTag> <![CDATA[ <pre> • First bullet • Second bullet </pre> ]]> </MemoTag> I then pass that through an XSLT to transform it into HTML. When it...

How do I make it so that the < and > don't get turned into &lt; and &gt; ? That is my other big problem. Even if I wrap it in <pre> tags the < > still get changed. I need someway to preserve the html tag there. It looks fine in the XML its just the XSL that is changing the tags on...

Ok, let me re-ask this in a different way. Is it possible in XSL to make a function that basically says: If this statement has "<br/>" in it Print </br> instead Else Ignore Or is there a way to replace all of the "<br/>" with <br/> so that in the transformation I can actually get break...

Problem is that the XSLT then parses out the & into amp;. Honestly if I could find someway to stop the XSLT from parsing out <br/> then I would be able to use that. The problem isn't with the XML getting the wrong information really because I can add <br/> into the field I export and it shows...

Hi everyone, First off, nice forum you have here, lots of great information. I have a small problem that is ending up being more of a headache than I like. I currently export an Access query that has 3 memo fields into XML. When they turn into XML the linebreaks that I once had are lost. I...