David Carlisle wrote:
> I said
>
>   Which is good, because an unquoted & in an html file would be a
>   syntax error
>
> But I hadn't noticed that you were inside a script element.

I realized you probabely hadn't noticed...

> So my answer is wrong (as is Michael's) George Bina pointed you in the
> right direction.
>
> If you are using the html output method (which should be the default
> if your top level element is html in no-namespace) then the & will be
> output as &.
>
> If you are using the xhtml output method (eg your are writing xhtml)
> then you will get & which is the correct syntax for xhtml.

We're using xhtml, indeed. George Bina's hint did the trick! Luck me I'm
inside a script...

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