Ok, guys, I have a working proof of concept. At least on my server, this simple 4 line code example illustrates the problem. To recreate, dowload this file: http://techfeed.net/xmlHTMLTest.zip And then follow these steps. 1. Extract the zip to your ColdFusion sites directory. 2. BEFORE RUNNING THE .CFM, open up parkRegions.xml and note how the first <region> has normal (not escaped) HTML tags. 3. Run xmlHTMLTest.cfm (no output is generated, so you'll just see a blank page). 4. Open parkRegions.xml again and note how the first <region> now contains escaped HTML. At least, for me on my servers it does (I tried this code on two different servers).
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