Because it's not xml syntax. It's an "exception," as in "all the information is between tags *except* for the ${..} syntax in attributes."
That is only my opinion anyway.
bB
Yeah I also just found out about the brackets. They seem handy, but not very elegant or rigorous. Anyway, if it works, it's good enough for me.
Thanks to both for your answers,
bB
Hi,
I am trying to generate an HTML file from XML using XSLT (a very mundane sentence!). However I can't get to insert the value of an xml tag, as the "name" attribute of an input element. My html file looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-9" ?>
<?xml-stylesheet...
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