To All:
<body><p><abstract>hello<clientname>george</clientname> how are you
today?</abstract></p></body>
The abstract element was retrieved from document within ML database. Obviously,
<abstract> and <clientname> are not valid HTML. As such, they will/should be
ignored. I have not seen this to be a problem yet within the browsers tested.
Though I understand that this is NOT valid HTML, do others also fallinto this
trap? Have you experienced any web browser issues?
How do you handle this if the element you retrieve(//abstract) has numerous
child elements all of which are to be displayed in order(i.e. parent
node/parent text /child node/child text/parent text/child2 node/ child?
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