I meant because the markup has already been disabled.
d-o-e is designed to work for exactly this case (and only this case).
Most processors can be persuaded to support d-o-e if they are writing to
a file and not if they are writing to an in-memory DOM or pipeline.
What processor are you using and how do you call it?
The alternative would be to call an XML parser to parse th estring to
give you a node set msxml and saxon for example have extensions to do
that (if the escaped text is escaped xml rather than escaped html)
but such extensions are less portable (although architecturally purer)
than d-o-e so depend again on exactly what processor you are using and
how you are using it.
David
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