From: Daniel Baird <danielbaird@...>
Date: 2006-07-25T09:48:58+09:00
Subject: Re: htmltools incorrectly parsing HTML containing server-side tags

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On 7/25/06, dsutch@gmail.com <dsutch@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'm using HTML Tools 1.09 to parse HTML that contains tags that are to
> be processed by the web server.  For example, here's an image tag:
>
> <img src="<$DCGallery$>Separators/gtabseps.gif" alt="this is a
> seperator">


I'm not familiar with HTML Tools but it's probably not reasonable to expect
a html tool to parse bad html like that.

My lazy-arse solution would probably be to replace server tags <$([^>])$>
with something insanely unlikely, like {{{{{$1}}}}}.  Then do whatever you
want with HTML Tools, then once you're done replace the {{{{{ }}}}} with
angle brackets again.

Assuming curly brackets are ok with HTML Tools :)

;Daniel

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