Is there a way to turn-off character escaping when using c:set ?

[Rashmi Rubdi]

I'm processing an XML file and trying to get the value stored in the ProductURL 
attribute of a node.
   
  I'm doing this:
  c:set var=valuex:out select=@ProductURL//c:set
   
  When I output the value of @ProductURL , with just x:out, I get this:

  http://www.something.com?qs1=some_valueqs2=another_value
(Notice how the ampersand is not escaped in the above URL generated from x:out)
  
But when I do
c:redirect url=${value}/ it is not working properly because , the URL 
stored inside value has escaped ampersands and c:redirect 
requires unescaped ampersands
  
I could do this to get the unescaped URL:
c:out value=${value} escapeXml=false/
   
  But, I need the unescaped url in a variable so that it can be added to the 
url attribute of
c:redirect url=${value}/
   
   


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Re: Is there a way to turn-off character escaping when using c:set ?

[Kris Schneider]

x:out is doing the escaping by default. Try:

c:set var=valuex:out select=@ProductURL escapeXml=false//c:set

Rashmi Rubdi wrote:

I'm processing an XML file and trying to get the value stored in the ProductURL 
attribute of a node.
   
  I'm doing this:

  c:set var=valuex:out select=@ProductURL//c:set
   
  When I output the value of @ProductURL , with just x:out, I get this:


  http://www.something.com?qs1=some_valueqs2=another_value
(Notice how the ampersand is not escaped in the above URL generated from x:out)
  
But when I do
c:redirect url=${value}/ it is not working properly because , the URL stored inside value has escaped ampersands and c:redirect 
requires unescaped ampersands
  
I could do this to get the unescaped URL:

c:out value=${value} escapeXml=false/
   
  But, I need the unescaped url in a variable so that it can be added to the url attribute of

c:redirect url=${value}/


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Re: Is there a way to turn-off character escaping when using c:set ?

[Rashmi Rubdi]

This worked! Thank you. 

Kris Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  x:out is doing the escaping by default. Try:

c:set var=valuex:out select=@ProductURL 
escapeXml=false//c:set

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