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php xml parsing problem

Hello,

I am working on making a flash site dynamic by using XML. I have already made the flash site read the XML perfectly, but i now have to make a back end where the owner can go in and post new news or edit his articles.

I put a tinymce on the page and want to basically store HTML inside an XML tag.

so basically i would have something like
<article><font size="10px">this is news</font></article>

but i dont want the xml parser to see the HTML and think it is XML,
i would want to get a string like "<font size=\"10px\">this is news</font>" so flash can draw the text with the formatting.

To fix this in flash i simply escaped all the <, >, = signs with &lt;, &gt;, and &eq;(i know that one isnt real but for some reason the = was throwing off the parser anyway.)

I was wondering what the best approach would be to being able to insert/delete/edit the <article> tags and store the HTML information inside the XML tags(phps xml parser doesnt like the &eq; and gives me a problem, but flashs parser doesnt.)

Thanks alot,
Ken Koch
Essence Designs
Nov 28 '09 #1
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Dormilich
8,658 Expert Mod 8TB
you could wrap your HTML code in a CDATA section (though I don’t know if flash likes that)
Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers
  1. <article>
  2.   <[CDATA[
  3.     <span class="font10">this is news</span>
  4.   ]]>
  5. </article>
PS. the <font> tags are long deprecated.
Nov 28 '09 #2
Yea i didnt think of that, ive never used those cdata tags before. Im pretty sure i saw them somewhere in flashs parser, i believe it picks them up as nodes.

As far as <font> i only used it because it is how tinymce does formatting. Its not too bad because flash is the only place ill be displaying the text and flash renders the font tags fine.

Thanks alot for the help,
ken
Nov 28 '09 #3

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