Re: Why XML not well formed?

[mirod]

As mentionned before, there is probably nothing wrong with the script, just something wrong with the data. Try looking at line 221, column 97, or using the ErrorContext => 1 argument when you create the XML::Parser object, which will display the faulty line.

A not well-formed (invalid token) error is often found when an ampersand (&) or an opening bracket (<) are not escaped in the XML.

[nan]

Mirod,

Yes, you are absolutely right. I think '&' is the key...but I don't know how to overcome it as I'm new to perl? Please, if you have any ideas. I've tried put a '\' before '&' but it doesn't work.

Many thanks, Nan

[Anonymous Monk]

You fixed my issue as well. I had "&" characters in my data. Thank you very much.