[opencms-dev] More current Jtidy version against HTML editor Problem: "An invalid XML character (Unicode: 0x0) was found in the CDATA section."

[RuiXian BAO]

Hello Christian,

Great work. It is a pity if the problem still exists in verion 6.2.3, and
hope it can be fixed in version 7. I have been using your old version for
OpenCms 6.0.0 without any problem.

Best

- RuiXian

On 4/20/07, Christian Steinert <christian_steinert at web.de> wrote:
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> this topic has been discussed at the list a while ago and I had put up a
> JAR with a newer compiled version of Jtidy that was compled from the
> code in the  official jtidy subversion repository.
>
> I had thought that this problem had been solved with opencms 6.23, so
> when organizing our website, I had removed the jtidy version, which I
> had provided earlier. Now I heard that the jtidy problem is still there
> with 6.23, so I have put the compiled jtidy version that I used back
> online again, for anybody who might want to use it and who doesn't want
> to go through the hazzle of downloading the jtidy source and compiling it.
>
> In short: if your HTML editor says "An invalid XML character (Unicode:
> 0x0) was found in the CDATA section.", when you wanbt to save some of
> your pages then you might want to use a jtidy JAR that is available from:
>   http://www.berzinarchives.com/temp/jtidy/
>
> The jtidy version was built from source that was current several months
> ago, and in these months it has worked for me and seemingly for some
> others without problems, so I thought to announce this again.
>
>
> Best regards to everyone
> christian
>
>
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