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Re: Javascript using regex to fix html tags

 
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Dec 29th, 2008
I need a bit more background on the requirement/problem here as in what is the source of the XML you are talking about? Is is shipped over the network using an async call in the form of AJAX or read from an external file? Also posting some sample code which others can hack on and reproduce your problem might just help in faster resolution since "works differently" is kinda difficult to pinpoint given there is no context established in the form of a code snippet.

Also, given that XMLSerializer is specific to Gecko based browsers [not a standard], reading the API or asking in the Mozilla forums seems to be your best bet.
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