>>> < and > ? >> >> That's not < it's the visual representation of < > >It is the XML entity to use if you want to escape a < in the value of >an attribute - try it. It works, thanks. Kinda counter intuitive as < were it in html would be not acted upon. I think the docs could do with reference to "escaping" for values. <, > and " seem to cause problems. - Paul H
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