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Found the error, for some reason the rss feed (xml) does not like Microsoft Word's quotations or apostrophes.

 

Example: Reference to undefined entity 'ldquo'. (an open quote)

 

Once i deleted all quotes and reinserted them using the WHMCS editor which makes it " rather than &ldquo and &rdquo then it worked.

 

NOT A WHMCS Bug, just a typical issue with word and the xml character set i guess.

 

Hopefully someone else will benefit from this post when they experience the same issue.

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For me it's a real trouble, existing in 2.5. There is errors with Firefox, IE, Opera...

 

The language of the website is french and we use many special HTML characteres, it's the same thing for spanish, italians or all the north of europa (danish...). Because of that i have to manualy rewrite announcements.xml, converting HTML and ISO code to txt.

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Also have problems with the RSS feed when using nordic letters like æøå.

 

Here is the errormessage generated in Opera;

 

XML parsing failed: syntax error (Line: 12, Character: 7)

 

Reparse document as HTML

Error:well-formedness constraint: entity declared

Specification:http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#wf-entdeclared

9: <link>http://www.dinplass.com</link>

10: <pubDate>Fri, 09 Feb 2007 00:00:00 CET</pubDate>

11: <description>

12: Etter å ha hatt til

 

Link: http://kunde.dinplass.com/announcements.xml

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