Re: How do In preserve '<' and '>' in <SCRIPT> [IE5 beta parsing]

[Keith Visco <kvisco@xxxxxxxxx>]

Escape your script section with <![CDATA[ ]]>.

<SCRIPT Language="javascript">
<![CDATA[

 ... script code here ...
]]>
</SCRIPT>


Jean-Robert Wiame wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> The goal of my XSL page is to create in memory a HTML page. In the HTML
> I need a <SCRIPT> section with Javascript code.
> In this section I must use the characters '<' and '>' for comparisons.
> But with IE 5.0 Beta, I can't insert the '<' and '>' alone.
> I don't know any escape type sequence for these characters.
> the <xsl:cdata> rule didn't preserve these characters.
> I can't use &lt; and &gt;
> 
> How could I use these characters and preserve them from being parsed by
> IE5?
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Wiame Jean-Robert
> 
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