Tempore 16:19:03, die Friday 07 January 2005 AD, hinc in foro {microsoft.public.xsl} scripsit Jason Burr <JasonBurr@d...>:

> Sorry about that I did have the xsl included in the code I tried (just a
> typo when typing in here) sorry for the confusion. Anyway your right it works
> with the snipped data that I posted. Turns out that the error was occuring
> much later in the full xml document when encountering an é character and
> thats the data I was testing with. I have had this issue alot and have no
> idea why when encoding is set to utf-8 that this would cause a problem
> usually I have control of the data source and replace any extended characters
> like that but clearly thats not an option here any idea what to do to resolve
> this?

You must make sure the encoding type of your editor and the encoding type you specify match.

During the process from fetching the RDF to storage on your hard drive (or in memory), some program (e.g. editor or browser) has probably altered the encoding type, thus resulting in an encoding type mismatch and accompanying errors.

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