>>> I just realized that either sql JDBC driver or CF automatically >>> translates >>> symbols like < into HTML code of < prior to saving the data >>> into a >>> database table. >> >> I've never seen CF or JDBC do this. If your HTML is being >> escaped, I would >> look for a stray htmleditformat function. Dump out the data >> immediately >> prior to inserting it into the database and see what it looks like >> then. >> Also, how are you looking at the data to confirm how it was >> saved? Tags >> like cfdump escape any html in the data for display purposes. >> >> ~Brad > > Brad, good thought, thank you. Probably the iframe is the culprit > (the above example wasn't accurate), then, I'm wondering if there's > some regExp to convert all HTML code back to its orginial form. > > Don > There is XMLUnformat it will probably do most of it: http:// cflib.org/index.cfm?event=page.udfbyid&udfid=800
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