I'm trying to write the following in an lpt template:

<!--[if lt ie 7]>

Which, unfortunatly clashes with <[]> and ends up writting the ">" at the very end of the file. I've tried

<!--[if lt ie 7] >

But that doesn't work in IE (these are IE conditional statements)

and

<!--[if lt ie 7<%="] >"%>

But that just writes out

<!--[if lt ie 7=""

So, how can I escape "]>"?

]> is indeed a token in lpt templates. You could create a function which does: return "]" + ">";

and you then do: <%=EmitWickedEndMarker()%>

Otis wrote:

]> is indeed a token in lpt templates. You could create a function which does: return "]" + ">";

and you then do: <%=EmitWickedEndMarker()%>

I found another way last night too

<%= "]" + ">"%> Together they fail, but separatly they work.

Heh

"Together they fail, but separatly they work" -- Newsweek reporter on J-Lo & Ben Affleck