Michael Kay wrote:
> Usually, if you want help understanding an error message, it helps to tell
> people what the error message is. 
>
>   
>> Does anybody know how to clean any XHTML file or to convert into XML.
>> If I have the XML, the it would be easier for me to use XSL.
>>     
>
> You're confused. If it's XHTML then it already is XML, and doesn't need
> converting. If the error message is telling you that it's not XML, this
> means that it's not XHTML either.
>   
Sorry for not giving the exact error. Firstly, when I try to run the XSL 
and received an error.
The error was "The 'meta' start tag on line 11 does not match the end 
tag of 'head'. Line 14, position 3."

So, I try to clean the XHTML using Tidy and receive another error
"Reference to undeclared entity 'nbsp'. Line 293, position 16."
The command used to clean the XHTML .. tidy -m filename.htm

Since I received another error, I changed all   to empty and 
finally I can run my XSL file.

Since I have to run Tidy and remove the  , I'm thinking about to 
change all the XHTML to XML.
Sorry for misunderstanding.

If you have any suggestion on how to minimize the work of cleaning XHTML 
and remove &nsbp, it would be better.
The url for the XHTML is 
http://tools.cisco.com/security/center/viewAlert.x?alertId=18366

Thank you for your explanation.

Regards
Badrul

> Regards,
>
> Michael Kay
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