Hi,
> DOM is the Document Object Model, and it is part of Java's way of
> handling XML. It is an object that represents XML as tree
> structures in memory.
the syntax would roughly be (absolutely not ok to just copy, paste and use):
Document doc = new Document();
doc.createElement("a");
a.createAttribute("href");
href.setValue("http://www.yahoo.com";);
a.setValue("http://www.yahoo.com";);
> The other thing to be wary of here is that, if you give people the
> freedom to put what they want into a box like that, they can
> go breaking things quite badly if you don't validate the input that they
> are putting in.
This is the underlying issue. First figure out if you really want them to do
such things.
If you do, is it an option to add a separate set of fields for them to add
links (which then solves your problem).
And if separate fields are not an option, try to figure out how the HTMLarea
sample handles these issues.
Finally: would it help to put the data between CDATA[ ] tags?
Bye, Helma
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