[QTI] using CDATA

[Niall Barr]

I wouldn't recommend it - I expect it would work with some QTI 2.* 
rendering systems, but I think the correct behavior would actually be 
for the rendering to include the CDATA element, which means that the 
HTML source would be displayed rather than the intended result.

Could you not use HTMLTidy to fix the XHTML before including it in the 
item? (http://tidy.sourceforge.net/)

Niall.

Kellan Wampler wrote:
> My company is writing an interface to allow users to modify our QTI 
> data. We've been having trouble with user input giving us invalid 
> XHTML (but still browser usable) tags such as <br>. Is a plausible 
> to wrap user input in a CDATA section even though the HTML would no 
> longer be imbedded in the XML? 
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