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using ampersand in nav label
14 August 2007 at 4:33pm
I have noticed that if I use an ampersand in the Page name, even though the page title and the actual page filename are fine, I get an XML parsing error because it is not properly encoded as & in the navigation label field. It would be nice of the system caught this prior to publishing.
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Re: using ampersand in nav label
14 August 2007 at 5:01pm Last edited: 14 August 2007 5:06pm
You can solve this by replacing $Title with $Title.XML in your template.
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Re: using ampersand in nav label
14 August 2007 at 5:21pm
Andy: Thanks! Are there any other side effects or gotchas by doing this? If not, why is this not default?
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Re: using ampersand in nav label
14 August 2007 at 5:44pm
Hmm, I thought $Title was supposed to render the raw text as XML safe text anyway? Perhaps this needs to be fixed?
Sean
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Re: using ampersand in nav label
15 August 2007 at 12:39am
Just to be clear, my issue is not with the Title or Page Name fields, but with the Navigation Label field. It is the unescaped ampersand in the nav unordered list that is causing the XML error.
I have fixed it in my site by escaping it; however, it seems that the field should be made XML safe text by default.
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