I'm converting, or at least trying, one XML file to another XML format using XSLT parsing it with PHP.
I'm using a lot of characters in the following style "& #34;", "& #42;", etc. (without the space, added now the prevent any conversion in this e-mail) in the XML file and I would like to keep it that way. PHP is converting every string like these to e.g. "&qout;" or "*". What can be done to prevent this conversion?
As far as I understand this is default behaviour of the parser and can not be prevented. Personally I consider this a bug because what if I just want to use "& #34;" (without the space) as a normal string value? The parser shouldn't touch it at all.
Can someone enlighten me a bit more on this one? :-)
If you want a literal " in your data, then you should have ", iirc. Maybe you could run the data through a preparser to match "&#xx;" patterns and convert the & to & ??
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