>Ok, crappy example, but the error still occurs if you wrap it in paras or
>whatever,
>I forgot to validate the example before I posted it that's all, try it with
>para's round,
>on my system it still misses out the CDATA section, in fact I just converted
>a whole
>book and then had to go through re-inserting the CDATA sections which was
>ridiculous...
>
It's hard to believe it's a style sheet problem then. An XSLT
processor does not know what is and is not in a CDATA section. What
are you using to feed the data into XSLT? Could that be stripping off
the CDATA sections? Have you tried this with a different XSLT
processor?
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