> Interesting.. So to be consistent with proper XML formatting,
> should the server hosting the XML file convert the & into
> & ?
It depends on the situation, I believe. The server that sends you XML
should indeed provide you well-formed XML, which it's not doing. Probably
what should happen i
Hello Peter,
Peter Dudley wrote:
> The problem is in your link URL, where you pass CGI parameters. When XML
> sees the & character, it assumes it's a special character thing such as
> & or ", so it's expecting a semicolon.
replacing it with & fixed the XML error. Thanks!
> http://cupe.ca/ne
Hello Fabian,
This was very helpful. Thanks for letting me know about this little glitch.
It almost resolves the problem that I was having. Now I no longer get xml
errors. However, I'm not able to output the XML either.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. The updated code is available he
for xml you have to escape certain characters in the file, one is the
ampersand ...
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From: "Mike Gifford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 12:24 PM
Subject: [PHP] PHP & XML Parsing
> Hello,
>
> In looking for a good script to pars
The problem is in your link URL, where you pass CGI parameters. When XML
sees the & character, it assumes it's a special character thing such as
& or ", so it's expecting a semicolon.
http://cupe.ca/news/cupenews/showitem.asp?ID=2823&cl=1
Just yesterday I discovered a program called XML Spy whi
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