Woot! Found it:
http://www.mail-archive.com/cf-talk@houseoffusion.com/msg312892.html
I have _never_ seen this in use, but it works perfectly:
cfset x.root.child[1].xmlCData = s
Awesome! xmlCData? Who knew? And it takes care of the cdata tag for you as
well. Very nice. Thanks for
But like I said earlier, I created a workaround so I'm not stressing
about it. It's just odd.
I have found the same problem with a different XML file. I am going to try to
put together a proof of concept to see if other people besides me can recreate
this issue.
Ok, guys, I have a working proof of concept. At least on my server, this
simple 4 line code example illustrates the problem. To recreate, dowload this
file:
http://techfeed.net/xmlHTMLTest.zip
And then follow these steps.
1. Extract the zip to your ColdFusion sites directory.
2. BEFORE
Ray,
In addition to my previous email with proof of concept code, I am able to
reproduce my problem using your code below by adding this cffile tag to the end
of your code:
cffile action=write file=#expandPath('foo.xml')# output=#toString(x)#
Weird. I can't reproduce this:
cfset s = font
As far as I know, CF will not encode HTML unless you tell it to. Are
you 100% sure you aren't using htmlEditFormat on the data?
I have traced the XML value from start to end, and it appears that the place
where the HTML is being converted is when I write the XML to disk. I am
dumping the XML
As far as I know, CF will not encode HTML unless you tell it to. Are
you 100% sure you aren't using htmlEditFormat on the data?
I have traced the XML value from start to end, and it appears that the place
where the HTML is being converted is when I write the XML to disk. I am
dumping the XML
As far as I know, CF will not encode HTML unless you tell it to. Are
you 100% sure you aren't using htmlEditFormat on the data?
I have traced the XML value from start to end, and it appears that the place
where the HTML is being converted is when I write the XML to disk. I am
dumping the XML
When verifying the dumped text throughout the process, you're looking
at the view source version, and not the one that's rendered by the
browser, right?
Sorry for the multiple replies earlier...I have no idea why that happened.
Yes, that's correct I'm using view source. In fact, I even
When you cfdump something, it escapes it. So if you view source it,
you are seeing cfdump's escape. In other words, it isn't the REAL
value.
I suppose you probably saw my other response (I think we passed each other at
the intersection), but if not...
If I display the pre-xml value using
So wait - you put the string into an XML object?
Maybe you can pastebin more of the code.
I have developed a workaround that avoids this problem, but for educational
purposes here's the bit of code that seems to be hosing the HTML:
cfset parksXML.Parks.Park[i].SiteAbstract.XmlText = editCopy
Before the above XML insert this HTML is not escaped (as explained in
a previous message). After the insert it looks like this:
lt;font color=#045172 size=12gt;lt;bgt;Trenner
Parklt;/bgt;lt;/fontgt;lt;brgt;lt;brgt;
I should reiterate that I am not dumping the XML object and seeing this
Normally when you put HTML into an XML node, it has to be within
cdata. So maybe CF is fixing the HTML for you?
Yeah, I was just simplifying things, I do have a cdata tag wrapping the HTML.
Doesn't help.
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Order the Adobe
I did something similar in a test page, but using the XML functions instead of
cfxml. I was not able to reproduce it either...there's something odd about the
original XML that is causing this, I guess. But like I said earlier, I created
a workaround so I'm not stressing about it. It's just
I have an XML object that was populated from an XML file. This XML comes from
an external system that I do not control. Here is the bit of XML that I'm
struggling with:
parks
park
SiteAbstract
![CDATA[font color=#045172bLoveridge Bridge North/b/font]]
/SiteAbstract
/park
I am posting this link here, because I hope that my message spreads enough that
someone from Adobe notices. Sorry for the 'spammy' message.
http://techfeed.net/blog/index.cfm/2007/8/22/Open-Letter-to-Tim-Buntel
~|
Download
I had an IM chat with Sean Corfield about this, and he said that Model Glue
has an extension point to add a custom URL - event object processor so you
can hook in SES. As far as Fusebox, it you can use his little .cfm file in
your Application.cfm or cfc.Here's a link to a post he made
Oh yeah!!! You are absolutely correct! John, tell Matthew
what he's won. ;)
-Jake
--- Matthew Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey ho! The problem is having a table called Update! Try
wrapping [] around
update.
-Original Message-
From: Jake Munson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
I have a form that returns a comma delimited list of
numbers from some checkboxes that each have the same name.
I want to be able to insert a new record in a database for
each checkbox that was checked in my form. I figured that
if I used a list loop based on my checkbox list, that I
could have
date field to something else instead
of date.
Isn't that a reserved word?
Cody
::: -Original Message-
::: From: Jake Munson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
::: Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 8:39 PM
::: To: CF-Talk
::: Subject: RE: Foreign keys
:::
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::: Nope, I
#,
'#form.comments#')
/CFQUERY
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steve oliver
atnet solutions, inc.
http://www.atnetsolutions.com
-Original Message-
From: Jake Munson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 7:38 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Foreign keys
Hi guys
-Original Message-
From: Jake Munson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 21 February 2002 8:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Foreign keys
Thanks for the reply.
I tried that, and I still got an error with this query:
Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement. The error
occurred
Hi guys,
How can I insert the id field of a query into another
table? What I am wanting is to use the id from one table
as a foreign key in another table. To do this, I run a
query on the two tables, and then I want to insert the
primary keys (field named id) from these two tables as
foreign
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