>>Hi,
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>>I have a XML file being used by an .NET application. The XML file contains HTML code. The HTML code uses " " (if UT does not show this correctly it should be "epershand" + "nbsp" + "semicolon"). But the .NET application gives error "reference to undeclared entity 'nbsp'". How do I show this entity in the XML so that .NET will not give an error? I suspect that the concept of "predefined entity" should be used but I don't know how.
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>>I would appreciate any help.
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>How exactly you're using this XML? It sounds to me you need to use some strandard EnCode function with this XML file.
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>Check
EnCode XMLI don't think this is it. I simply have a code like following:
<td class='nobordercell' width=130> </td>
The above line is plain HTML code which usually works. But when this line is inside and XML file and the XML file has to be loaded, XML parser (I am guessing) does not accept so I have to replace it but make sure that html still works. Google showed me pages where this problem was suggested to be solved using predefined entities but so far I can't figure out how to use them.
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