Re: [xsl] Invalid characters in xsl:element

[Tony Graham <Tony dot Graham at ireland dot sun dot com>]

Jason Macki wrote at 22 May 2001 11:56:43 -0500:
 > When I use the following to get the tag name:
 > 	 <xsl:element name="substring-after(substring-after(.
 > ,'!'),'!')">
 > 	</xsl:element>
 > 
 > I get the error "A name contained an invalid character".  Now, I've
 > tested this function using the xsl:value-of element, and there were no
 > invalid characters in the result.  

Add the {} for an attribute value template:

	 <xsl:element name="{substring-after(substring-after(.
,'!'),'!')}">
	</xsl:element>

since without that, you were specifying an element named
"substring-after(...".

Also, shouldn't your outer substring-after() be a substring-before()?

Regards,


Tony Graham
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