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hello everybody

my question may not be obvious to any English but i've still hoping to found my answer with you

when you make a xml file with your module, you must doing some things to avoid corrupt of your xml file

• avoid all emphasis in all files (.tpl, .php, .js, language files, ...)
• avoid all windows files like thumb.db

I've already done all this things but... it's still corrupt

any ideas ?  ???

all emphasis already treated :

àáâãäçèéêëìíîïñòóôõöùúûüýÿÀÁÂÃÄÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏÑÒÓÔÕÖÙÚÛÜÝ

with notepadd++ i made this search in regex

[^A-Za-z0-9=?&%\*#\-_+/;:,!'" /\.\[\]{}()@\t$\\|\^]

to find all but this list

• A->Z
• a->Z
• 0->9
• =
• ?
• &
• %
• -
• _
• +
• /
• ;
• :
• ,
• !
• '
• "
• space
• [ and ]
• { and }
• ( and )
• @
• tab (\t)
• $
• \
• | (pipe)
• ^ (xor)

no result. So what can i do ?

any ideas ?

How have you create the xml files?

admin > modules > clic on xml button

good news :

xml file created from my pc (windows + Wampserver) = corrupt
xml file created from my server (unix + apache) = ok

i don't understand why... maybe the config of my wampserver ?

It is the encoding of the linebreaks i guess.
Windows, Mac OS X and Unix use different ones.
There should be an option in Notepad++ to setup what line endings should be used.

Make also sure that your file is stored with utf8 or unicode encoding.
Windows uses ASCII or ANSI by default i guess.
This also may mess up the content of the file.

In the most cases i opened the XML file with an editor that supports unicode or UTF-8 encoding and appropriate settings and just stored it again.

See also: http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... 143.0.html

yes Nan, you must have right...

bad news for me but at last i've solution