If you are getting <![CDATA[ values from using e4x you have html encoded
tags. like this: & l t ; and $ g t; Open the xml file with notepad and
you will see. The text in CDATA should act as a normal text node.
HTH/Christoffer
Mendelsohn, Michael skrev 2011-06-20 16:35:
Hi list...
I've searched around looking for a way to elegantly extract CDATA out of an xml node, with no luck. I'm
left thinking the only way to do it is to read the whole node and use a RegExp to strip the
"<![CDATA[" and "]]>" .
Does this sound right?
Thanks,
- Michael M.
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