Re: html markup escape and CDATA issue

I don't understand what you trying to say. If you don't want to escape
the output, then why are you using #escalpe (or why don't you use
#noescape)? Where do you put that CDATA section and how?


Tuesday, March 3, 2015, 9:31:22 PM, FOX427 wrote:

> Hi All! I am fetching data from xml as usual, I have a node
> ${document.details.location} and it might have  html markup in it, so for
> example in one xml the node is empty and in another it has a lot of markup
> like:
>
> <location>
> <p> Some Hotel Name <www.google.com>  &#160;<br /> Some Street<br /> Miami,
> FL 33131<br /> 305 503 5555 </p>.
> </location>
>
> The problem is, if I use <#escape x as x?html> and put
> ${document.details.location} in it the it will give me:
>
> <p> Some Hotel Name <www.google.com>  &#160;<br /> Some Street<br /> Miami,
> FL 33131<br /> 305 503 5555 </p>.(including <br> <p> and etc. in the browser
> )
>
>
> If I generate xml and wrap that node in CDATA like here: 
> <location>
>  
> </location>
>
> then I have:
>
> Some Hotel Name
> Some Street
> Miami, FL 33131
> 305 503 5555
]]>> 
>
> So the issue here I am getting "*]]>* " out of nowhere....Can someone
> explain what is best practice in handling random html markup nodes so i can
> be safe. Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
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