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Today Friday, June 23, Mary Gillen posts a tip on creating clickable email links in XSLT files.
This week, in class, a question came up:
"How do you make an XML element value like this:
'clickable' when it is 'transformed' via an XSLT stylesheet?"
Good question.
Here's the answer:
Surround the <xsl:value-of select="email"/> element in the stylesheet with this piece of link code:
This should generate an active email link.
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