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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / March 2008XML error in infopath
I am getting this error and I am trying to include this xml file in the form. I got this xml example from infopathdev.com vehicle/cascading/repeating table. What could be wrong and why is it doing this? This is my error i am getting.... The form contains XML that cannot be parsed: A name contained an invalid character. Line 3, Position 15 <Divisions="01-000 General Conditions" CSI Codes="01-050 Reimbursables"/> --------------^ Your XML node attributes connot contain the space character: <Divisions="01-000 General Conditions" CSI Codes="01-050 Reimbursables"/> Should be something like: <Divisions="01-000 General Conditions" CSI_Codes="01-050 Reimbursables"/>  SignatureGreg Collins Microsoft MVP Visit Braintrove at http://www.braintrove.com Visit InfoPathDev at http://www.infopathdev.com Thank you for your response, however it did not correct the = character - i believe that is where the error is coming form. I have made sure it was the correct format. In the postings its pointing to the reimbursable, in the orginail error it was pointing to the = character. It taken me hours to do this xml file. grr. Thank you for your time. > Your XML node attributes connot contain the space character: > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > <Divisions="01-000 General Conditions" CSI_Codes="01-050 Reimbursables"/> Doh! I should have noticed that too. Your XML was representative of a non-named element with attributes in it--which is not allowed. If you took the attributes out, the element would have been left as: <> So you would need to name the element: <ElementName Divisions="01-000 General Conditions" CSI_Codes="01-050 Reimbursables"/> And as mentioned before, space characters are not allowed in attribute names. SignatureGreg Collins Microsoft MVP Visit Braintrove at http://www.braintrove.com Visit InfoPathDev at http://www.infopathdev.com
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