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.
<link>http://cupe.ca/news/cupenews/showitem.asp?ID=2823&cl=1</link>
Just yesterday I discovered a program called XML Spy which you can get on a
30-day eval from www.tucows.com. This was what pointed out the error to me
in your file.
When I was using XSL last year for the first time, I had a devil of a time
figuring out how to get URLs, particularly with query strings attached,
through the XML parsers. Try using the %codes in your URLs instead of & and
other special characters; that should help, if I remember correctly.
(Similarly, building HREF tags using XSL stylesheets seemed pretty awkward,
but I'm sure I was missing some crucial tidbit of information.)
Pete.
"Mike Gifford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> In looking for a good script to parse XML files I stumbled across the
following
> tutorial (which looks very good):
> http://www.wirelessdevnet.com/channels/wap/features/xmlcast_php.html
>
> I have set this script up here:
> http://www.airdiv-cupe.org/portal/newsfeed_new_parser.php
>
> and I keep getting the following error (even after making a number of
changes):
> XML error: not well-formed at line 16
>
> And I'm not sure how to troubleshoot this problem.
>
> I'm assuming that it is referring to line 16 on the XML file, in this
case:
> http://cupe.ca/xml/cupenews.rdf
>
> My parsing definitions are as follows
> $itemTitleKey = "^rdf^item^title";
> $itemLinkKey = "^rdf^item^link";
> $itemDescKey = "^rdf^item^description";
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Mike
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