cdata

问题 I need to add CDATA to xml string for sign it with certificate. String looks like: <SignedContent>someparametres</SignedContent> Result must be like: <![CDATA[<SignedContent>someparametres</SignedContent>]]> How can i do this? Pls help P.S. Xml string has only one row (removed all tabs, all spaces, BOM) 回答1: It sounds like you just want: Node cdata = doc.createCDATASection(text); parentElement.appendChild(cdata); 回答2: This post may be hold but i feel i should respond, this may help someone

问题 I am trying to convert a document with content like the following into another document, leaving the CDATA exactly as it was in the first document, but I haven't figured out how to preserve the CDATA with XSLT. Initial XML: <node> <subNode> <![CDATA[ HI THERE ]]> </subNode> <subNode> <![CDATA[ SOME TEXT ]]> </subNode> </node> Final XML: <newDoc> <data> <text> <![CDATA[ HI THERE ]]> </text> <text> <![CDATA[ SOME TEXT ]]> </text> </data> </newDoc> I've tried something like this, but no luck,

问题 I'm creating XML documents with values fetched from a DB. Occasionally due to a legacy implementation, I'll pullback a value that contains a char that's invalid when not properly escaped (& for example). So the question becomes, should I CDATA or Escape? Are certain situations more appropriate for one vs. the other? Examples: <Email>foo&bar@domain.com</Email> I'd lean towards CDATA here. <Name>Bob & Tom</Name> I'd lean towards escaping here. I want to avoid blindly CDATA'ing every time, but

问题 I'm getting a website feed that looks like this <rss...> <title> some title </title> <content> <![CDATA[ <div>this tag is ignored<div> who took the cookie in the cookie jar!? ]]> </content> </rss> I need the entire content of the cdata to be displayed in the html. I'm using jquery 1.9.1 and when I get the content part using $(xml).find('rss content').text() , it actually ignores the whole <div>this tag is ignored<div> part. Any way to get everything inside the CDATA using javascript or jquery

问题 I have seen several things on this, but nothing has seemed to work so far. I am parsing an xml via a url using nokogiri on rails 3 ruby 1.9.2. A snippet of the xml looks like this: <NewsLineText> <![CDATA[ Anna Kendrick is ''obsessed'' with 'Game of Thrones' and loves to cook, particularly creme brulee. ]]> </NewsLineText> I am trying to parse this out to get the text associated with the NewsLineText r = node.at_xpath('.//newslinetext') if node.at_xpath('.//newslinetext') s = node.at_xpath('.

问题 I got a page which uses thymeleaf template, and I'm getting the following error on page load when using inline scripts: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException; lineNumber: 270; columnNumber: 85; The content of elements must consist of well-formed character data or markup. Code at line 270 <script type="text/javascript" > window.jQuery || document.write("<script src='assets/js/jquery-2.0.3.min.js'>"+"<"+"/script>"); </script> I have tried replacing "<", ">" symbols from document.write with < > , the

问题 I got a page which uses thymeleaf template, and I'm getting the following error on page load when using inline scripts: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException; lineNumber: 270; columnNumber: 85; The content of elements must consist of well-formed character data or markup. Code at line 270 <script type="text/javascript" > window.jQuery || document.write("<script src='assets/js/jquery-2.0.3.min.js'>"+"<"+"/script>"); </script> I have tried replacing "<", ">" symbols from document.write with < > , the

问题 Unfortunately, there is no CDATA in HTML. This is a pity, because it would be perfect for adding javadoc comments that include XML, so you don't have to escape the < and >, for example: /**<![CDATA[ This parses <complexType name=""> ]]>*/ However, it would be possible for javadoc to recognize the CDATA section, and convert it to HTML for you. For example: This parses <complexType name=""> Or it could use some simpler syntax than CDATA. Because javadoc is extensible, it's possible someone has

问题 I'm pretty sure <![CDATA[...]]> sections can be used in XHTML5, but what about HTML5? 回答1: The CDATA structure isn't really for HTML at all, it's for XML. People sometimes use them in HTML inside script tags because it removes the need for them to escape certain special characters. It’s by no means a requirement, though (for either HTML 4 or 5). Edit: This is where we open that really mouldy old can of worms from 2002 over whether you're sending XHTML as text/html or as application/xhtml+xml

问题 I have a xml fragment like below <Detail uid="6"> <![CDATA[ <div class="heading">welcome to my page</div> <div class="paragraph">this is paraph</div> ]]> </Detail> and I want to be able to change the <div class="heading">...</div> to <h1>Welcome to my page</h1> <div class="paragraph">...</div> to <p>this is paragraph</p> do you know how I can do that in xslt 1.0 回答1: What about running two transforms. Pass 1.) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl=