My name is Max Paulousky and I am a .net team lead. I am keen on web developing using the latest MS technologies (Silverlight, first of all!) and I share my knowledge and ideas here. My goal is to become a Silverlight MVP.
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2010.Feb.15 | Add Comment
There is an easier way to remove all xml tags from the document – regular expressions:
Regex.Replace(text, @"<\/?[^>]*\/?>", string.Empty);
Tagged: Silverlight , Xml , InnerText , Regular Expressions
Print | posted on Monday, February 15, 2010 9:40 PM
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