Re: Re: RE: RE: DOM and XML parser

ashu  t wrote:
> Thanks a lot
> It is really invaluable and indepth information about XSLT 
> Processor and XML Parser.

You're welcome.

I noticed that when your email software quoted my message,
it changed the markup in my examples. I hope that when
you read the original message, that this line

  condensing character references, (e.g., the 4
  characters "!" become the 1 character "!")

actually looked like this (extra underscores added here to
make sure it doesn't get corrupted again; don't actually
think there are underscores in a character reference)

  condensing character references, (e.g., the 4
  characters "&_#_3_3_;" become the 1 character "!")

(oops.. that's 5 characters, not 4)

Likewise, this line

  <foo a1="one" a2="two">1 & 2 are < 3</foo>

should have said (extra underscore added here):

  <foo a1="one" a2="two">1 &_amp; 2 are < 3</foo>

If your email software normally interprets/corrupts markup in a
message that is clearly marked as text/plain, then it is time to 
start using a new program, because you're going to think that 
everyone is giving you bad code! :)

   - Mike
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