Vista - Parse XML returns the CDATA actual tag as string

Hi,
I have an XML like the one below received as POST parameter.

<set_info>
<pages save_set="new">
<page url="http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/bestworstEPAtrucks.htm">
<title>![CDATA[Most and Least Fuel Efficient Trucks]]</title>
<description>![CDATA[Most and Least Fuel Efficient Trucks]]</
description>
</page>
</pages>
</set_info>

When I try to parse it (see code below), the title and descriptions
values are returned with the word ![CDATA[...]]. Should the DOM parser
ignore it??


Set oPageNodes = xmlDoc.SelectNodes("set_info//pages//page")
for each oPage in oPageNodes

set oTitle = oPage.SelectSingleNode("title")
page_title = HTMLDecode(oTitle.firstchild.data)
set oDesc = oPage.SelectSingleNode("description")
page_desc = HTMLDecode(oDesc.firstchild.data)
next

Printing page_title returns
![CDATA[Most and Least Fuel Efficient Trucks]]
instead of
Most and Least Fuel Efficient Trucks

What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Gabi!

Gabriela schrieb:CDATA is a node/element - so
<title><![CDATA[Most and Least Fuel Efficient Trucks]]></title>

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On Dec 9, 10:11 am, "ekkehard.horner" <ekkehard.hor...@xxxxxx>
wrote:Isn't it just the schema I've written above?
<set_info>
<pages save_set="new">
<page url="http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/
bestworstEPAtrucks.htm">
<title>![CDATA[Most and Least Fuel Efficient
Trucks]]</title>
<description>![CDATA[Most and Least Fuel
Efficient Trucks]]</
description>
</page>
</pages>
</set_info>

Thanks, Gabi.

Gabriela schrieb:[...]
No
comparetoElement tags need < >.