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Tricks and Tips for storing html in xml
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This is the curse of Linux on the desktop, the development and maintenance manpower is spread out across countless distributions. The same thing has to be integrated many times.
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sathenzar
Hi everyone. I'm using C# to create xml files of data and I've never had a problem doing what I've been doing until I incorporated a new type of data to include, which is an html description block. Once I did this all hell broke loose.
Is there a guide somewhere to like a set of tricks to make sure your html is xml safe so you can do something like <MyElement Description="my html description here" />. B/c I keep running into road blocks.
Thanks :)
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