Jeff Hooker wrote:
> Hi Hussein,
>  
> I'm trying to add a menu item to XMLmind that will enable users to log bugs 
> or feature requests (called CAD_PREPs internally) against XMLmind. When I 
> start up XMLmind with the following entry in place:
>  
> <item
>  
> I get the following message:
>  
> file:/D:/Documents%20and%20Settings/hookerje/Application%20Data/XMLmind/XMLEditor4/addon/a_pmc_docbook/config/pmc_docbook/raid_docbook.xxe
>  
>       * cannot load configuration file "D:\Documents and 
> Settings\hookerje\Application 
> Data\XMLmind\XMLEditor4\addon\a_pmc_docbook\config\pmc_docbook\raid_docbook.xxe":
>  
> file:/D:/Documents%20and%20Settings/hookerje/Application%20Data/XMLmind/XMLEditor4/addon/a_pmc_docbook/config/pmc_docbook/pmc_docbook5_support.incl:45:166:Parse
>  Error: The reference to entity "command" must end with the ';' delimiter. 
> The problem appears to be the &command= component of the URL. Is this 
> expected behaviour?
>  
> Thanks,
> Jeff.label="Generate a CAD_PREP against 
> XMLmind"command="run"parameter="helper(defaultViewer) 
> 'http://ic-sync:2020/scripts/isynch.dll?panel=IPG_Level&command=Component&NoteId=2548&level=&__TIMESTAMP=1253571329'"/>
>  

A configuration file being a normal XML file, I suppose that:

label="Generate a CAD_PREP against XMLmind" command="run"
parameter="helper(defaultViewer)
'http://ic-sync:2020/scripts/isynch.dll?panel=IPG_Level&amp;command=Component&amp;NoteId=2548&amp;level=&amp;__TIMESTAMP=1253571329'"/>

should work fine.

No, the 'http://ic-sync:2020/XXX' URL will *not* contain "&amp;". It
will contain "&" as expected.

After doing that, you *may* end up having problems with cmd.exe or with
start (AKA helper(defaultViewer) on Windows) but that's another story.


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