Website Help!

[Alice]

What does this mean?

XML error message: The value of attribute "href" associated with an element type "link" must not contain the '<' character.

[Bennyhana]

go into your code and delete all the "<'s"  What could go wrong?

[Alice]

go into your code and delete all the "<'s"  What could go wrong?

Brilliant!

[Bennyhana]

damn.  I thought there'd be a real answer by now.  Where the hell is Hatt?

[dazie]

XML error message: The value of attribute "href" associated with an element type "a" must not contain the '<' character.

when you have in your template code of this type :

<a href="<data:post.url/>">Read more!</a>

To correct this error change the code to the following :

<a expr:href='data:post.url'>Read more!</a>

[Bennyhana]

Who needs Hatt when you have dazie?

[Alice]

Thanks dazie.  That kind of explains it, but not really.  I found that too - changed what it said to change and still got the error.

I've given up and started using crappy HTML and fudging things.

[dazie]

Who needs Hatt when you have dazie?

That's what SHE said!   

[Bennyhana]

Who needs Hatt when you have dazie?

Apparently Alice does.  Sorry, Dazie.

[dazie]

Who needs Hatt when you have dazie?

Apparently Alice does.  Sorry, Dazie.

That's cuz Alice has never had Dazie... 

[Bennyhana]

Who needs Hatt when you have dazie?

Apparently Alice does.  Sorry, Dazie.

That's cuz Alice has never had Dazie... 

I had her in my cab, once.

[meredith]

Do who for what?   Yeah XML/XHTML requires the markup to be correct.  HTML was "flexible" and browsers have do deal with whatever HTML they get as gracefully as possible.

I would guess that you have a missing quote within the <link> tag it is complaining about.  If you actually need to use a < within the href attribute, you need to use %3c in its place so it doesn't cause the XML parser to bitch.

[BigDun]

That XML parser is such a bitch. I hate her.