Trying to load some XML into a document:
<Custom AttributeA='' AttributeB='Bob' AttributeC='HUNTER开发者_如何转开发S' COMPANY EMPLOYEES' 403B PLAN' />
Then when I try to add it to a document:
XmlDocument xmlCustom = new XmlDocument();
xmlCustom.LoadXml(customNode);
I end up getting an error message System.Xml.XmlException: 'COMPANY' is an unexpected token. The expected token is '='. The value of AttributeC is supposed to be: HUNTERS' COMPANY EMPLOYEES' 403B PLAN
I tried replacing the ' previously before loading the XML but it replaces ALL of the apostrophe's and AttributeA='' is equally invalid.
EDIT: Yes, I would agree on poorly formed but it is what I have to work with.
You can use
<Custom AttributeC="HUNTERS' COMPANY EMPLOYEES'' 403B PLAN"/>
or
<Custom AttributeC="HUNTERS' COMPANY EMPLOYEES' 403B PLAN"/>
or even
<Custom AttributeC='HUNTERS' COMPANY EMPLOYEES' 403B PLAN'/>
There are many many problems with this piece of markup.
This is no XML. XML uses double quotes for attributes (okay, I just learned single quotes are okay, too). But it requires equals-Signs between attribute name and value (see your last attribute). In addition, attribute names cannot contain whitespace, and MUST have a value assigned, unlike in HTML.
Oh, and if there is no closing tag, you have to end the line with />
, not just >
.
If you want to have an apostrophe in your attributes, you can use escaping, like here:
<gangster name="George "Shotgun" Ziegler">
Or with single quotes (and an escaped single quote):
<ad text='I love McDonald's'>
Or by using double quotes when you want single quotes in the attributes:
<ad text="I love McDonald's">
Encode the apostrophe as '
<Custom AttributeA='' AttributeB='Bob' AttributeC='HUNTERS' COMPANY EMPLOYEES' 403B PLAN' />
Spaces are not allowed for attribute names. You must type something like this:
<Custom AttributeA='' AttributeB='Bob' AttributeC='HUNTERS' COMPANY EMPLOYEES' 403B PLAN'/>
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