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Chapter D: Configuration Directives

NoCDATA

By default, when encoding data for XML Movable Type checks whether your data looks like it contains any HTML tags or other unsafe-for-XML data, and if so, it encloses your data in CDATA tags. Some news aggregators have trouble with combinations of CDATA with other data, though, so if this is causing a problem for you, you can use NoCDATA to encode any special characters into entities.

Default value: 0 (use CDATA)

Example:

    NoCDATA 1

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