fckeditor and apostrophes

[Squiggy2]

I've got a system where a user uploads an html file, and then the contents of the file is extracted using an xmlparse:

<cfscript>

    myxmldoc1 = XmlParse("D:\inetpub\mywebsite\editorial\#whichsection#\#Uploaded_Folder_Name#\#htmlFileName#");

    selectedElements = XmlSearch(GetTheTitle, "/html/body/h1");

    s = "";

    for (i = 1; i LTE ArrayLen(selectedElements); i = i + 1)

        s &= selectedElements.XmlText;

</cfscript>

The result of the xmlparse is shown in the FCKeditor. Works just fine, except my apostrophes aren't showing up. In the original html file, apostrophes are represented as "&rsquo;"

I know right after the parse I can do a Replace or REreplace, but I tried that and it made absolutely no difference. Any ideas?

[Guest]

Plz try ...

<cfset basePath = "fckeditor/">

<cfset testString="This is a test name

        & d&lsquo;zouza ">

<cfscript>

fckEditor = createObject("component", "#basePath#fckeditor");

fckEditor.instanceName = "myEditor"; fckEditor.value   = '#testString#'; fckEditor.basePath  = basePath; fckEditor.width   = "100%"; fckEditor.height  = 450; fckEditor.create(); // create the editor.</cfscript>

[Dan_Bracuk]

Do the replace before the parse.

[Squiggy2]

Thanks Dan. Makes total sense, but my implementation must be wrong:

<cfscript>

    myxmldoc1 = XmlParse("D:\mywebsite\editorial\#whichsection#\#Uploaded_Folder_Name#\#htmlFileName#");

    selectedElements = XmlSearch(GetTheTitle, "/html/body/h1");

    s = "";

    for (i = 1; i LTE ArrayLen(selectedElements); i = i + 1)

        s &= selectedElements.XmlText;

</cfscript>

<cfset cleanedupapost = Replace(myxmldoc1, "&rsquo;", "'", "ALL")>

Then I use the cleanedupapost variable to fill the text editor. Works, but the apostrophes still don't show up.

[Squiggy2]

OK, now I see that while the original html file has apostrophes in it (using "&rsquo;"), even if I don't apply any Replace code, the apostrophe's don't show up. It looks like the xmlparsing is taking it out automatically. Is that normal?