note 63786 added to function.xml-parser-create
| From: | benbakelaaratgmaildotcom at osu1 dot php dot net | Date: | Thu, 30 Mar 2006 16:55:54 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 63786 added to function.xml-parser-create | ||
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keyword: XML PHP parser error on line 1
after a grand struggle, the answer to my problem was simply:
stripslashes()
when XML content gets transferred via HTML through a POST, " and ' becomes \" and
\'.
xml_parser_create then does not locate the header of the XML string variable, and you get XML error:
something whatever line 1.
so grab your POSTed variable, but before you send it to your parser (if you are using a freely
available user-created function such as xmlize() or something, chances are still they are within the
function using xml_parser_create), make sure you run this:
stripslashes($_POST["xmlvariable"]);
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