--- In [email protected], "droponrcll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "Alex Harui" <aharui@> wrote:
> >
> > How much of that are you assigning to the htmlText property?
> >
>
> That's what I am trying to figure out. I can't find anything in
the
> XML properties or methods that gives me exactly the stuff between
the
> beginning and ending tags and nothing else. valueOf() does it if
there
> are no html tags in there, but so far I haven't found anything
useful
> for this.
I forgot to mention.
If the string contains this:
<txt x="10" y="10" w="120" h="300">[!CDATA[[The quick brown fox
jumped over the <b>lazy</b> kitten.]]</txt>
The XML node contains:
<txt x="10" y="10" w="120" h="300">
[!CDATA[
The quick brown fox jumped over the
<b>lazy</b>
kitten.
]]
</txt>
What you see on the screen is
[!CDATA[
The quick brown fox jumped over the
lazy
kitten.
]]
So it looks like when I use the XML() function on the string, it adds
line breaks around the <b> tags, CDATA or not. And of course, I'd
rather not see the CDATA tags either.
Thanks!
-Amy
