On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 at 01:59:22PM +0100, Philipp Rotmann, Linksystem Muenchen wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> On 19.01.01 (23:52), David Guerizec 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...)
> >
> > Can you check around this line 50366 to see if a non-CDATA field
> > contains a non-alphanumeric character ?
>
> Yes, two 'url' fields :-) Now, what do you _exactly_ mean by
> 'non-alphanumeric character' -- perl's interpretation of it (\W)
> gives me all the date fields, every field with whitespace and
> such, 'cause I want to look for more occurrences of the same
> phenomenon.
>
> Then, what shall I do? Could I just put <[CDATA[...]]> tags
> around these values or do I have to encode those bad characters
> as entities?
Protect with CDATA tags. For permament solution look into
/usr/share/midgard-lib/repligard.xml and change definition of 'url'
field in 'article' type to 'text' from 'string'. After export all URLs
in articles will be protected by <[CDATA[..]]>. Repligard was specifically
designed with such tunes for specific applications in mind.
--
Sincerely yours, Alexander Bokovoy
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