I'm cleaning HTML using cyberneko and xerces. However , some $#@@!@@ websites still use BOTH
<script>...</script> and <script.../>
So what happens is this : given
<script..../> <div> Some Text </div> <script> scripting stuff </script> ,
neko parses all the above line as a script , so I get
<script..../> < div > Some Text </div > < script > scripting stuff </script> ,
And then I lose all the inside content :(
Any advice?
Using <script /> is illegal in html. It is legal in xml. I don't know why some people still use the xml way to write html, but it's wrong, and it breaks most of the parsers (like SO..) - by design.
Another thing to notice - if you use xml parsers / dom4j parsers or any other thing that depends on it , make sure you're not passing your string through an xml parser and then an html parser - this will break everything.