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- Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 18:53:12 +0200
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> I wanted to write out to an html file. But if I just
> put in my
> xsl file, some processor (xalan) doesn't like this, some just
> output a blank
> space (I believe it is a 0xA0) to the html file, the blank
> space was rendered ok
> if the browser is encoded in iso-8859, but it was rendered as
> ?? if the browser
> is encoded as gb2312.
if #160; fails you can always fall back on the slightly more cumbersome
<xsl:entity-ref name="nbsp"/>
Regards
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Mattias Konradsson
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