Did you try URL encoding the quotation mark? That might solve it?
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On Feb 23, 2009, at 3:11 PM, Bill Downall wrote:
Hello, all.
I have a process that is reading an xml file and setting up data in
a database as a result. Rarely, text data has an embedded double-
quote mark in it, and often it has embedded single-quote marks in
it. The single-quotes take care of themselves with SQL encoding,
but what can I do about the double-quotes?
This assignment sets a variable from the XML tree:
<@assign request$note <@elementValue object=request$inputDOM
element="<@var request$node>.child(1,Weather).child(1,Note)">>
Which acts like the equivalent of this:
<@assign request$note value='We had an 8" snowfall last night.'>
But the variable never gets set, and the rest of the code fails
while Witango's parser looks for the closing double-quote. I don't
even have the value in a variable so that I can replace the " with
<@dq>.
Any clever solutions out there? Thanks
Bill
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