.addAttribute() does, setText() doesn't. No idea why. Here's my code
fragment that's working correctly. It wasn't producing valid XML until
I added the encodeXML() function.
option.addAttribute("value", value);
if( value.equals(selected) ){
option.addAttribute("selected", "selected");
}
if(one || (first != null && last == null) ) option.setText(
encodeXML(value) );
else{
if(last != null) option.setText( encodeXML(
DOMTools.trim(rs.getString(last)) ) );
else option.setText( encodeXML(
DOMTools.trim(rs.getString(2)) ) );
}
}
return select;
}
public static String encodeXML(String input){
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(input);
DOMTools.replace(sb, "&", "&", false);
DOMTools.replace(sb, "<", "<", false);
DOMTools.replace(sb, ">", ">", false);
return sb.toString();
}
Edwin Dankert wrote:
> Isn't hat exactly what it does at the moment?
>
> Regards,
> Edwin
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