Set newNode = objNode.createNode(1, "OutField1", "")
newNode.Text = "<p>Hello World</p>"
Here is the cause of > and < appearing in your result. You pass < and > as literal text. They
are escaped before being inserted in the DOM tree..
Why did I not parse through "<p>Hello World</p>" and derive some nodes from
there? Well, 'cos it can be any HTML tag and I'm not confident I'll be able
to create a template for all the tags that might appear.
I'm not sure we understand each other. What I meant is that you should try to
do something like:
Set tempDoc = New DOMDocument40 (or some object like that)
tempDoc.loadXML("<p>Hello World</p>");
objNode.addChild(tempDoc.firstChild);
It shouldn't matter whether the <p> contains <a> elements or not, as long as the string you pass
contains well-formed XML...
Good luck.
Geert
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