Re: [xmlc] Adding xhtml code in string form

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Fine, but that's not the behavior I'm seeing.

my xhtml file:
---
<span id="features">features here</span>
---

my java code:
---
final Text textNode = XMLCUtil.findFirstText(node);
if(string.indexOf("</") > 0)
{
	// contains xhtml markup
	final CDATASection cdata =
page.createCDATASection(string);
	if(textNode == null)
	{
		node.appendChild(cdata);
	}
	else
	{
		node.removeChild(textNode);
		node.appendChild(cdata);
	}
}
else if(textNode != null)
{
	textNode.setData(string);
}
else
{
	node.appendChild(page.createTextNode(string));
}
---

the result:
---
<span id="features"><![CDATA[<ul><li>Holds stuff
together</li><li>Detects garden gnomes</li><li>Repels
vampires</li><li>Traps anti-matter for up to 4
seconds</li></ul>]]></span>
---

So I have to say that I don't really believe you. 
Unless there really is a setCDATA() function somewhere
that I'm missing.  I followed what they did in the
link you sent, though.

Any other suggestions?
Erik

--- David Li <[email protected]> wrote:

> XMLC doesn't really put CDATA in a setCDATA call.
> It's simple insert  
> raw string.
> 
> David



	
		
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