note 19764 deleted from ref.xslt by irc-html

I had problems parsing an xml-source which has a script-section (<script language="javascript">...</script>). When having < and > comparision in the script, for example: ... <script language="javascript"> if(a < b) { ... } </script> ... the parser terminates with an error in the line where the '<' occurs. Well, there's quite an easy way to avoid that: Just put the javascript-code into a comment block (<!-- .. -->), like often done to hide javascript-code from older browsers. The parser will ignore the contents... Probably the same applies to <style> </style> sections of code.