Alegria Baquero wrote at 04/25/2014 04:01 PM:
It turns out it believes the operator '<' is an opening xml tag.
You're using an XML parser, but HTML is not necessarily XML. You could try to get the file past the XML parser by wrapping the JavaScript parts as per "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CDATA";. If you still have trouble after that, you can also convert your HTML to XHTML (which line of development is abandoned by the W3C, in favor of the HTML5 school of thought, but you can still use XHTML), and get it to run through an XHTML or XML validator.
If you instead want to try a Racket-syntax-based HTML templating, see "http://www.neilvandyke.org/racket-html-template/";. I also started working on a package to make this work more efficiently with the Racket Web Server, "http://www.neilvandyke.org/racket-web-server-xexp/";, although I've abandoned the "web-server-xexp" work in favor of other serving approaches, so don't expect updates on that particular package.
BTW, for parsing HTML, you want to use a specialized HTML parser. My old one is currently available as "http://www.neilvandyke.org/racket-html-parsing/";. Note that it outputs the SXML format, which is a little different than the "xexpr" format. (I previously tried to unify these two formats, then discarded that work, since SXML is simply better in some important ways than either "xexpr" or the unified thing I came up with. I'm currently trying to get a couple new features added to the SXML standard, to make it even better for HTML.)
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