Paul M. Bucalo wrote:
I believe the problem was the use one or more illegal character entries (like adding "&" to a title) and that was causing it to fail. I seem to recall that you need to precede each of these with an "\" to keep it from being interpreted, just like at a BASH console.
In XML and HTML (and I would guess all sorts of SGML), ampersand starts an entity reference (which ends with a semicolon). If you want a literal ampersand you must write it as "&", that is, an entity reference that references the ampersand entity. Likewise, if you want a less-than sign you can't write just "<", because that starts a tag, so you write it as "<".
Björn Persson
