Ignore <script> tag in content text - #29
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Ignore <script> tag in content text
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Sorry for the delay ; it was just uploaded to PyPI as v0.5.4 |
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I've run into a few cases where
<script>tags are embedded along with text content, mainly on product pages. I assume they are a workaround for limited access CMS's or for special case products. I can't think of a case where the script's text would be usable microdata text.