Alan Knowles wrote:
>>>> I already encountered this kind of problem, and it was in fact
>>>> the 'url' field of an article that contained an '&'
>>>> character... (BTW, Alexander, this 'url' field should be
>>>> defined as CDATA cause some people use it as an 'extra'
>>>> field...)
>>>
>> try to change the type of the 'url' field from string to text in your
>> /usr/local/share/midgard-lib/repligard.xml file, and export again your
>> database.
>
>
> I found that repligard failed quite often on illegal characters in names and
> other things -
> eg. a name like 'xyz & abc' will kill it
> eg. a name like '<this is a unusual snippet>'
>
> is there any logic in using 'string' rather than text ??? = other than it
> saves a few characters in the file?
in general, name fields are meant to be url-safe, like in page names.
So they can't contain '&' or any other special chars. I don't know about
'<' or '>' though...
>
> It doesnt affect import even if the it was exported as text and imported as
> string .....
>
>
>
> regards
>
> alan
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David Guerizec Open Source Developer
Midgard core developer http://www.midgard-project.org/
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