On 10/22/2010 11:24 PM, Andy Black wrote:
>
> A user has a file name of
>
> Me'phaa.xml
>
> and was trying to run a custom macro I had made. The macro failed to work.
>
> When I debugged the macro and gave it the command
>
> <cfg:get expression="%{d}"/>
I guess that this is a simplification of what you want to do because, as
is, the above instruction does not make sense.
>
> the result was:
>
> -->associatePublisherStylesheet:get: checking...
> cannot parse
> expression='file:/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Andy%20Black/My%20Documents/XLingPap/Users/SteveMarlett/Me'phaa.xml':
>
> bad character after :
> <--associatePublisherStylesheet:get: CANNOT EXECUTE
>
> There is no problem when the file name does not have the apostrophe in it.
With or without an apostrophe
file:/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Andy%20Black/My%20Documents/XLingPap/Users/SteveMarlett/Me'phaa.xml
is definitely not a valid XPath expression. There is nothing that can be
changed in that fact.
>
> Is there a solution to this other than not using a single quote in the
> file name?
>
Probably, but I don't understand what is exactly the problem. Please
consider sending me a less simplified version of your macro.
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