#246 parsing scripts when there is </SCR'+'IPT> creates tags

[kr0n]

parsing a page that has scripts such as
document.write('<SCR'+'IPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript ');
document.write('SRC="/ad/728x90/n/j/' + adnum + '/"></SCR'+'IPT>');

parses the </scr'+'ipt> as a valid tag.
even when the STRICT flags is ON

such pages are scripting is popular, this is done to prevent the parser from interpreting the <script> and </script> tags as executable code rather than as a string to be written. Of course depending on the browser.

the created tags are the endtags.

such a page
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3585614/1/

[Hanh-Missi TRAN]

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I met the same problem.
It happens whenever there is a closing tag in the content of the script tag.
For example, I have in my html page:
<SCRIPT>
alert("just a test</test>");
</SCRIPT>

Then the output after the parse is:
<SCRIPT>
alert("just a test</script></test>");
</SCRIPT>

[kr0n]

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After I turn off ScriptScanner.STRICT = false; the problem stopped. So it's my bad sorry