How do I Emit Escaped XML representation of a Node in my XSLT's HTML Output
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I'm transforming XML to an HTML document. In this document I want to embed XML markup for a node that was just transformed (the HTML document is a technical spec).
For example, if my XML was this:
<transform-me>
<node id="1">
<stuff type="floatsam">
<details>Various bits</details>
</stuff>
</node>
</transform-me>
I'd want my XSLT output to look something like this:
<h1>Node 1</h1>
<h2>Stuff (floatsam)</h2>
Various bits
<h2>The XML</h2>
<stuff type="floatsam">
<details>Various bits</details>
</stuff>
I'm hoping there is an XSLT function that I can call in my <stuff> template to which I can pass the current node (.) and get back escaped XML markup for <stuff> and all its descendants. I have a feeling unparsed-text() might be the way to go but can't get it to work.
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