I am fetching the user-submitted HTML for display on a web page.  The XSLT
 is generating surrounding elements (e.g., a navigation bar) in addition to
 the user HTML.  I have no guarantee that the user entered well-formed HTML,
 and I don't trust Microsoft's DOM.  I'd rather have a forgiving-browser
 display poorly-formed HTML, than have the entire XSL sheet abort and lose
 the page.

fair enough, but that's what disable-output-encoding is for, no need to
use javascript for that.

David

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