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> The only troubling bit is document.write /

I don't think this will be a problem.
We pass the web page html string to tidy, get the node tree back.
Run javascript for each <script> node.
When document.write is called, we have another html string.
Call tidy again, get a node tree back,
attach it to the <script> node that ran the javascript.
And continue.

Not much different from what I do today.
I call htmlParse() whenever I have html source to parse,
no matter where that html comes from.

Karl Dahlke