var xml = []

var Question  = "Foo"

xml[xml.length] = """<text><![CDATA[<p>"""+Question+"""<br></p>]]></text>"""

I was able to get the script to work with the following work around:

var xml = []
var questionText = "Foo"
var left = "<![CDATA[<p>"
var right = "<br></p>]]"
var right2 = ">"
xml[xml.length] = """<text>"""+left+questionText+right+right2+"""</text>"""

Is there a less 'hacked' way to be able to have the script application pass the CDATA as a string?

If I comment out the CDATA tag for testing the script would hang. If I split it into two parts (<![CDATA[<p>,<br></p>]]>) it also hangs. I wonder why concatenating the closing portion of the tag as two string variables is allowed?

Thanks for your time and thoughts spent on this,

Kurtis

var xml = [];
var Question  = "Foo";
xml[xml.length] = "<text><![CDATA[<p>"+Question+"<br></p>]]\></text>";