Re: [xsl] html inside xml

["henry" <henry@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Jeni,

Thank you so much for your response. As you suggest, I can load the html
content into an xmldom object, such as HTMLDOM. But I am still not sure how
to append the HTMLDOM to one specific node of my original xmldom object. My
code is something like the following:

'my original xmlDom object
Set xmldoc = Server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")

'htmlDom to store html content
Set htmlDom = Server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")

HTMLString = '<snippet>' + HTMLString + '</snippet>';
HTMLDOM.loadXML(HTMLString);

' Build the XML document here
If (xmldoc.childNodes.length = 0) Then
    Set root = xmldoc.createNode("element", "report", "")
    xmldoc.appendChild (root)

Set rootnode = xmldoc.createNode("element", "row", "")
    root.appendChild(rootnode)

    'column node
    Set colNode = xmldoc.createNode("element", "column", "")
    rootnode.appendChild(colNode)

    Set innernode = xmldoc.createNode("element","caption","")
    innernode.Text ="ID"
    colNode.appendChild(innernode)

     Set innernode = xmldoc.createNode("element","value","")
    ??? ???
    'Here I want to append htmlDom to the value node, but I am not sure how
to do it. I have a play with Chris Bayes's domtodom.js but have no idea how
to implement his javascript functions into my case here. If you can go
through a little more detail  in this topic here, it will be very very
helpful.

Thank you so much for your great help

Henry

> For example, if the string is held in the HTMLString variable, then
> you could add an start and end tag to it:
>
>   HTMLString = '<snippet>' + HTMLString + '</snippet>';
>
> to make it a well-formed XML document, then read that into an XMLDOM
> object:
>
>   HTMLDOM.loadXML(HTMLString);
>
> Then you can copy the nodes in the HTMLDOM over to the XMLDOM that
> you're working on, e.g. using Chris Bayes' domtodom.js
> (http://www.bayes.co.uk/xml).
>
> That way, the XML document will have the HTML embedded in it properly,
> and you'll be able to just copy it into the output.
>




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