Recommended Addon

[Marky Mark DE]

Maintainer: Marky Mark DE
Creator: Axel Grude

Ext. Version: 0.9.3pre46
Release date: 2012-11-03
Description: The SmartTemplate4 Add-on can customize 'quote headers' per account.
Extension is compatible to: ( 2.0 - 2.17.*) ( PostBox 2.0.0 - 3.*) ( 3.1.7 - 18.*)

Included locales: de en-US es-ES fi fr it ja ja-JP nl oc pl pt-BR ru sr sv-SE uk uk-UA zh-CN zh-TW

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This post has been edited by RealRaven: Feb 3 2013, 13:19

[Akilles]

I can't test my translation atm because I get a XML parsing error in the options dialog. I'm using TB 10.0.2 with clean profile.
I've attached picture of the options dialog with error.

(language in the dialog is Finnish as you might have guessed but it says the error is on line 67, column 12 if that's helpful at all)

[Lakrits]

I can't test my translation atm because I get a XML parsing error in the options dialog. I'm using TB 10.0.2 with clean profile.
I've attached picture of the options dialog with error.

(language in the dialog is Finnish as you might have guessed but it says the error is on line 67, column 12 if that's helpful at all)

Moi, kaveri

The only thing in the string pref_html.label (smartTemplate.dtd) that could cause that error is the < and > characters in the HTML coding tags. But I don't know if you can use the lt and gt entities for it and still get the result you want inside the program. Worst case: Just remove the HTML tags.

Otherwise it's a character encoding error (it should be UTF-8 without BOM and not ANSI, which sometimes is the standard encoding in external editors).

Micke

[markh]

Moi, kaveri

The only thing in the string pref_html.label (smartTemplate.dtd) that could cause that error is the < and > characters in the HTML coding tags. But I don't know if you can use the lt and gt entities for it and still get the result you want inside the program. Worst case: Just remove the HTML tags.

Otherwise it's a character encoding error (it should be UTF-8 without BOM and not ANSI, which sometimes is the standard encoding in external editors).

Micke

That’s exactly it. The < and > can be replaced by their HTML codes to get the desired result. This is the case for three strings, not only this one!