Umm, there's probably a better way of doing this, but the browser
"unescapes" the string to render it, so scrapeText would do the trick:
s2.innerHTML = '<b>foo</b> bar'; //escaped HTML
s2.innerHTML = scrapeText(s2);
shoe
On 12/19/06, Miki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello David,
> It's difficult to say what's not working without a complete example (e.g
.
> what does 'data' contain). I tried this at the MochiKit demo javascript
> interpreter:
> s1 = SPAN('<b>foo</b> bar');
> s2 = SPAN();
> s2.innerHTML = '<b>foo</b> bar';
> writeln(s1);
> writeln(s2);
>
> and it works as expected.
Hmmm, "data.description" has something like "<b>Korea</b> reaffirms
...".
However my *guess* is that the HTML in "data.description" is escaped
somehow, I there a way to "unescape" it?
Thanks for the effort,
Miki
>
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