John, I've created a static class for use with sephiroth's class to 
strip any tags you want... by default it strips <data> and <data />

DL Here: http://www.smithaaronlee.net/downloads/XMLObjectCleanser.zip

look at comments for usage. there is an example as well


SMITH


John Grden wrote:

> Yeah, i use Sephi's as well, and the data property additions drive me 
> crazy ;)  But it works great otherwise.
>
> I've considered (in my next life maybe) refactoring it to not do 
> that.  If I do, i'll send it on over
>
> JG
>
> On 2/20/06, *Aaron Smith* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
>     I am looking for a solution for loading an xml file. then put it
>     into an
>     object. then after editing a bunch of values in that object, put
>     it back
>     to xml.
>
>     I did find sephiroth.it <http://sephiroth.it>   XML2Object class
>     that allows for both way
>     XML<>Object. But it seems to be inconsistant. What happens is when I
>     load the XML and turn it into an object, then edit or add values
>     to it.
>     then pass it back to make it into an XML object again. It adds
>     tags that
>     shouldn't be there.. (<data>).. then if it were to be loaded again and
>     saved again. more <data> tags are added. So they like keep adding and
>     adding <data> tags.
>
>     I am using this for a ZINC project. for loading and saving data.
>
>     does anyone have a solution or has done this successfully with
>     sephiroth.it <http://sephiroth.it> XML2Object? if so please help!..
>
>
>     SMITH
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