I've got some HTML data that I'm trying to read with an XMLTextReader (or a plain XMLReader). When ever it hits an anchor tag where the href contains an &, it crashes. I realize that & are supposed to prefix tokens like < & etc..., but is there a way to have the &s inside tag arguments
ampersands
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Alex-MyRpg
No. Technically, bare ampersands aren't valid in HTML either, but browsers don't compliain. (The W3C validator, of course, will :)
-Ryan
term_paint
Not well formed XML -- is not an XML and XmlReader can't pass it.