我遇到了xml节点属性中存在的特殊字符的问题。为了解决这个问题,我试图将属性渲染为子节点,并在必要时使用cdata部分来绕过特殊字符。问题是,我似乎无法正确地将cdata部分附加到节点。
我正在迭代源xml节点的属性并创建新节点。如果attribute.name =“description”我想将attribute.text()放在cdata部分并附加新节点。那是我跳过赛道的地方。
// newXMLData is the new xml document that I've created in memory
for (var ctr =0;ctr< this.attributes.length;ctr++){ // iterate over the attributes
if( this.attributes[ctr].name =="Description"){ // if the attribute name is "Description" add a CDATA section
var thisNodeName = this.attributes[ctr].name;
newXMLDataNode.append("<"+thisNodeName +"></"+ thisNodeName +">" );
var cdata = newXMLData.createCDATASection('test'); // here's where it breaks.
} else {
// It's not "Description" so just append the new node.
newXMLDataNode.append("<"+ this.attributes[ctr].name +">" + $(this.attributes[ctr]).text() + "</"+ this.attributes[ctr].name +">" );
}
}
有什么想法吗?还有另一种方法来添加cdata部分吗?
以下是来源的示例片段......
<row
pSiteID="4"
pSiteTile="Test Site Name "
pSiteURL="http://www.cnn.com"
ID="1"
Description="<div>blah blah blah since June 2007.&nbsp; T<br>&nbsp;<br>blah blah blah blah&nbsp; </div>"
CreatedDate="2010-09-20 14:46:18"
Comments="Comments example. " >
这就是我要创造的......
<Site>
<PSITEID>4</PSITEID>
<PSITETILE>Test Site Name</PSITETILE>
<PSITEURL>http://www.cnn.com</PSITEURL>
<ID>1</ID>
<DESCRIPTION><![CDATA[<div>blah blah blah since June 2007.&nbsp; T<br>&nbsp;<br>blah blah blah blah&nbsp; </div ]]></DESCRIPTION>
<CREATEDDATE>2010-09-20 14:46:18</CREATEDDATE>
<COMMENTS><![CDATA[ Comments example. ]]></COMMENTS>
</Site>
答案 0 :(得分:2)
我有同样的问题。我试图将CDATA附加到xml节点,所以我认为它就像添加如此简单:
valueNode[0].text = "<![CDATA["+ tmpVal +"]]>";
//valueNode[0] represents "<value></value>"
这不起作用,因为整个事物将被解释为文本因此&lt;(小于)和&gt; (大于)将自动替换。
您需要做的是通过执行以下操作来使用createCDATASection:
var tmpCdata = $xmlDoc[0].createCDATASection(escape("muzi test 002"));
//i'm also escaping special charactures as well
valueNode[0].appendChild(tmpCdata);
结果将是:
<value><![CDATA[muzi%20test%20002]]></value>
Brettz9(在之前的回答中)解释了如何做到这一点,但相当复杂,因此我只想添加更简单的解决方案。
感谢,
答案 1 :(得分:0)
不确定浏览器是否支持document.implementation.createDocument或createCDataSection,但这至少在Mozilla中有效:
<script>
// Define some helpers (not available IE < 9)
function parse (str) {
return new DOMParser().parseFromString(str, 'text/xml').documentElement;
}
function ser (dom) {
return new XMLSerializer().serializeToString(dom);
}
// Simulate your XML retrieval
var row = '<row pSiteID="4" pSiteTile="Test Site Name " pSiteURL="http://www.cnn.com" ID="1" Description="<div>blah blah blah since June 2007.&nbsp; T<br>&nbsp;<br>blah blah blah blah&nbsp; </div>" CreatedDate="2010-09-20 14:46:18" Comments="Comments example. " />';
// Hack to convert source to well-formed XML, or otherwise you can't use DOM methods on it which
// depend on well-formed XML
row = row.replace(/(=\s*")([\s\S]*?)(")/g, function (n0, n1, n2, n3) {
return n1+ // Add back equal sign and opening quote
n2.replace(/</g, '<'). // Create well-formed XML by avoiding less-than signs inside attributes
replace(/&nbsp;/g, '&#160;')+ // HTML entities (except for gt, lt, amp, quot) must be either converted to numeric character references or your XML must define the same entities
n3; // Add back closing quote
});
// Simulate your retrieval of DOM attributes, though in this context, we're just making attributes into a global
this.attributes = parse(row).attributes;
// Simulate your creation of an XML document
var newXMLData = document.implementation.createDocument(null, 'Site', null);
// Modify your code to avoid jQuery dependency for easier testing and to
// avoid confusion (error?) of having two variables, newXMLData and newXMLDataNode
for (var ctr =0;ctr< this.attributes.length;ctr++){ // iterate over the attributes
if (this.attributes[ctr].name =="Description") { // if the attribute name is "Description" add a CDATA section
var thisNodeName = this.attributes[ctr].name;
var str = "<"+thisNodeName +"></"+ thisNodeName +">";
var node = parse(str);
var cdata = newXMLData.createCDATASection(this.attributes[ctr].textContent);
node.appendChild(cdata);
newXMLData.documentElement.appendChild(node);
}
else {
// It's not "Description" so just append the new node.
var str= "<"+ this.attributes[ctr].name +">" + this.attributes[ctr].textContent + "</"+ this.attributes[ctr].name +">";
newXMLData.documentElement.appendChild(parse(str));
}
}
// Prove its working (though you may wish to use toUpperCase() if you need the element names upper-cased);
// if you need CDATA for Comments, you can follow the pattern above to add support for that too
alert(ser(newXMLData));
</script>