Re: ASP querystring in xmlnode ampersand problem

> but this would render the url meaningless to the end
> client

No. It wouldn't. This is a Faq, and & is what should appear
in the URL when it is in an XML or HTML document, a bare & is illeagl in
either (although your browser may accept it it is non conforming if it
does) 

David

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