> Thanks for the response. Time to hunt through the Thunderbird bug
> database, methinks! ^_^
Ah, as it turns out it was my fault (unsurprisingly).
It was because I was treating raw article content as normal data (i.e.
non-XML) data, on the basis that Kid would then escape it for me and it
would be valid for inclusion in the <content:encoded> tag. What I had
unfortunately neglected to take into account was that I was applying my
own formatter to the output which, among other things, converts quotes
to smart quotes. As you might imagine, this doesn't play nicely with
HTML tag attributes like href...
Now I've removed the formatter it all seems to be working fine.
Hopefully this might help anybody else who has the same problem in the
future! (Seems unlikely, but you never know).
Cheers,
- Andy
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