Re: not well-formed (invalid token) error

Nick MacDonald wrote:
> Krishna:
>
> I'm afraid you're fighting a losing battle...  You're trying to use the wrong tool.  I have never looked into XHTML, put my gut instinct tells me it would be an valid XML expression of HTML... and that is where you need to go if you wish to continue to use eXpat as you're currently attempting.
Nick is absolutely right. XHTML is essentially well formed HTML, which 
means much more elegant but also a bit more restrictive, particularly 
for beginners (particularly if you use XHTML 1.0 Strict, you might 
prefer a less restrictive specification).

So everything comes down to the question: how much control do you have 
over these HTML files? if you are starting a new project where HTML 
files are controled by you, I strongly suggest XHTML, which is sooo much 
better than plain HTML. In a perfect world all HTML files would be 
XHTML. If HTML files come from someone else, or exist already, then 
forget Expat.

Regards,
C