Re: html markup escape and CDATA issue

Wednesday, March 4, 2015, 8:11:38 PM, FOX427 wrote:

> Thanks Daniel, 
>
> @@nested_markup - that's what i need! But I used @@markup before it worked
> perfectly fine if node has a lot of markups but failed to show result if
> node had a string(<location>Mars</location>) so even node has string value
> it treats it as empty node?

You have overlooked something there... If you go to
http://freemarker-online.kenshoo.com/ and copy-paste this into the
template field:

  Nested markup: ${doc.location.@@nested_markup}
  Markup: ${doc.location.@@markup}

and this to the data-model field:

  doc=<location>Marsh</location>

then output will be:

  Nested markup: Marsh
  Markup: <location>Marsh</location>

> Also, I would like to know what do you think about including html inside
> XML? Do you think it is a good idea? If its bad then what would you suggest?

If you won't parse that HTML content then store it in the XML as
non-XML character data. Like inside a CDATA section, or just escaped.
Especially as HTML is not always well-formed XML. Then you don't need
@@markup and such either. It's much faster to load and output the
content then.

> Thanks again
>
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Thanks,
 Daniel Dekany


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