I am using Safari, which actually adheres to Web standards. Therefore
there must be some problem with the referenced DTD or something like
that.
Of course XHTML is a BROKEN HACK since day 1 (I was around when it
was "invented" by purportedly smart people trying to insert XML into
HTML, which of course is impossible because the finite cannot hold
the infinite, and then it morphed into XHTML). The lack of a
definitive MIME type is one of the main sources of problems with it,
and I could go on and on but there are already plentyy of Web pages
out there which document the issues more eloquently than I could here
anyway. Google for details.
The xhtml emperor is naked. I hereby request real HTML output.
thank you,
-Walter
watching the xhtml lemmings drop into the sea
At 08:30 a -0700 08/03/2007, Jeremy Wadsack didst inscribe upon an
electronic papyrus:
I think you are pretty close here Paul. The is the
non-breaking space entity for HTML. For XHTML (which must be valid
XML) this is not a defined, named entity. The only named entities
for XML are &, > and <. For a non-breaking space you need
to use the Unicode character code:  .
How does this relate to Analog? Version 6.0 produces reports in
XHTML, including the <?xml...> header tag. Analog is emitting the
named entity (apparently for column spacing). This is a bug,
but not one that seems to have affected most analog users.
I don't believe that either analog or anlgform.pl includes any
strict XML parser (especially as so many users have had no trouble
with this) so I believe that it actually is your browser or
something between anlgform.pl and your browser that is enforcing the
XML restrictions.
I would suggest testing your report with another browser (to see if
it's your browser) or testing the sample report
(http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sret1/stats/) with your browser
(to see if it's something in your network).
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:analog-help-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul Wade
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 7:49 AM
To: analog-help@lists.meer.net
Subject: [analog-help] Re: Entity 'nbsp' not defined
Hi,
I'm probably completely wrong, but this looks like an XML/XHTML issue to
me.
' ' (no quotes) is the (X)HTML equivalent of a non-breaking space,
but
the '&' (no quotes) ampersand character can also be used in Javascript or
CSS
declarations for example and this can cause problems with an XML browser.
Check all the XML headers at the top of your output, it could even be
something as minor as a missing <,? or space. Also check the XML namespace
is
defined correctly and is accessible. Then look for extra spaces, missing
quotes or semicolons further down your document.
Hoping this helps!
Paul
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