Vik,

 MSXML.dll is probably creating a text node in the result tree with the
result of the script. This is what I do with XSL:P also. So when the
result tree is printed or "serialized" the <> are replaced with the
correct entities. I've never used MSXSL so perhaps they have a function
you could use, something like createElement(name).

--Keith


Vik Sachdev wrote:
> 
> I have an XML file which looks something like this:
> <Foo>
> This is line 1
> This is line 2
> </Foo>
> 
> I want to convert it to HTML so that at each carriage return in the XML node
> text converts to a break tag.  Output HTML should look like:
> <td>This is line 1 <br/> This  is line 2 </td>
> 
> I am using the MSXML.dll and XSL and have written a script to detect for the
> CR and insert a "<br/>".  However the output HTML looks like:
> <td>This is line 1 &lt;br/;&gt; This is line 2 </td>
> 
> Basciallly the MSXML object recognizes the start and end of a tag and
> automatically converts it to the entity reference, so the browser treats
> like text.
> 
> Has anybody else had similar issues and figured a way to do this?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help.
> 
> Vik
> 
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