I have an xml file (that is updated through infopath), which populates
various .net controls.
One of the elements in my xml file contains XHTML tags: And the xml text
reader object that .NET provides, cannot read elements of an xml file that
contain xhtml. The reader does not return the text, if it contains a <td>
tag, or a <font> tag etc. Below is my pseudo code I use to get the
contents of the element.
XMLTextReader reader = newXMLTextReade r();
lblDescription. Text = reader.ReadStri ng() ; // the reader does not return
anything if it contains xhtml
Any ideas of what to do? I definately need that xhtml stuff in the xml
file... Otherwise the label will contain just a big runon sentence, instead
of formatted paragraphs.
ty
Jason Shohet
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Jason Shohet <__******@yahoo .com> wrote: I have an xml file (that is updated through infopath), which populates
various .net controls.
One of the elements in my xml file contains XHTML tags: And the xml text
reader object that .NET provides, cannot read elements of an xml file that
contain xhtml. The reader does not return the text, if it contains a <td>
tag, or a <font> tag etc. Below is my pseudo code I use to get the
contents of the element.
XMLTextReader reader = newXMLTextReade r();
lblDescription. Text = reader.ReadStri ng() ; // the reader does not return
anything if it contains xhtml
Any ideas of what to do? I definately need that xhtml stuff in the xml
file... Otherwise the label will contain just a big runon sentence, instead
of formatted paragraphs.
Could you post a short but complete program which demonstrates the
problem?
See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/complete.html for details of
what I mean by that.
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Jon Skeet - <sk***@pobox.co m> http://www.pobox.com/~skeet
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Daniel,
I agree style is better... Unfort. Microsoft is regressive. The actual
xhtml was produced by their 'new' infopath product.... which placed the
<font> tags in there hehehe.
How do I use CDATA?
"Daniel Jin" <Da*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:F7******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... well, your xhtml tags will be treated like any other xml tags. you can
wrap it inside a CDATA section to tell the parser not to parse the string as
xml.
on a side note, why are you using <font> with xhtml? it has long been
considered deprecated. use style instead. :)
"Jason Shohet" wrote:
I have an xml file (that is updated through infopath), which populates
various .net controls.
One of the elements in my xml file contains XHTML tags: And the xml
text reader object that .NET provides, cannot read elements of an xml file
that contain xhtml. The reader does not return the text, if it contains a
<td> tag, or a <font> tag etc. Below is my pseudo code I use to get the
contents of the element.
XMLTextReader reader = newXMLTextReade r();
lblDescription. Text = reader.ReadStri ng() ; // the reader does not
return anything if it contains xhtml
Any ideas of what to do? I definately need that xhtml stuff in the xml
file... Otherwise the label will contain just a big runon sentence,
instead of formatted paragraphs.
ty
Jason Shohet
Jason Shohet <__******@yahoo .com> wrote: Attached are all the files you'll need to see the problem in action
Do you really have to use ASP.NET to demonstrate the problem? I don't
have it set up at the moment, and it would be *much* easier to test and
change the code if you had it in a simple console app.
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