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Currently javascript has its `&` characters escaped for JSF. In theory the scripts should be in CDATA, but my brief effort failed. Have another go at some point.
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Hi Peter, strange stuff with CDATA, but otherwise, seems to work really well.
If there is cdata in there, unless i use: XmlDom description =
xml.tag("Placemark").child("description"); and then …
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Hi Peter, strange stuff with CDATA, but otherwise, seems to work really well.
If there is cdata in there, unless i use: XmlDom description =
xml.tag("Placemark").child("description"); and then …
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Hi Peter, strange stuff with CDATA, but otherwise, seems to work really well.
If there is cdata in there, unless i use: XmlDom description =
xml.tag("Placemark").child("description"); and then …
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cdata is not sent even if the nodeType is set numerically to what should match strophe's internal definition of a cdata node.
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Hi Peter, strange stuff with CDATA, but otherwise, seems to work really well.
If there is cdata in there, unless i use: XmlDom description =
xml.tag("Placemark").child("description"); and then …
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Hi Peter, strange stuff with CDATA, but otherwise, seems to work really well.
If there is cdata in there, unless i use: XmlDom description =
xml.tag("Placemark").child("description"); and then …
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Here's a very basic issue. How can I insert CDATA to a response without having
it escaped like this: "<![CDATA[<..."?
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Original issue reported on code.google.com by `gedimina...@gmail.c…
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Hi Peter, strange stuff with CDATA, but otherwise, seems to work really well.
If there is cdata in there, unless i use: XmlDom description =
xml.tag("Placemark").child("description"); and then …
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Hi Peter, strange stuff with CDATA, but otherwise, seems to work really well.
If there is cdata in there, unless i use: XmlDom description =
xml.tag("Placemark").child("description"); and then …