I got this error trying to download a specific image from an online gallery.
This error is thrown when the file doesn’t have the correct file extension (for example, when the file is in an invalid encoding). In this case, the XML document has a element that has an invalid XML character in it.
This error has to do with the way a browser handles invalid character data. I think most browsers will reject the contents of the document, but because the invalid character was found in a tag, it will not be rejected and so will be parsed and displayed as content. This was the case with the image that was downloaded, so it’s not a browser error.
I think that the character is an invalid XML character, but I could be wrong. If it was invalid, then I guess it would have to be treated as content. Even a character like the one that was found in the image would have to be treated as content. To prevent this, the browser should tell the browser to treat the character as a broken tag and not as content. I don’t know how the browser does that, but it is something that the browser should do.
The character is 0x0, which is usually illegal in XML. XML is a very special format for storing data and it is very important that you use a correct encoding system to store data in it. You can find more information about it in the XML FAQ.
In this case, the content of the document is not XML. Which means it can’t be parsed by the browser, which means it can’t be transformed by the browser, and so the browser should tell the browser to treat the character as a broken tag. The browser should do this because there is a potential security issue with XML where an invalid character could potentially lead to a security hole in the XML parser.
It’s hard to find a good online resource for such a simple character, as it’s just a lot of xml, and it would only be helpful if it had some kind of data structure to it. However, this is the first time I’ve found a good example of this on the web.
It is also interesting that the browser would tell the browser to treat the character as a broken tag, as this is a very common invalid character that is considered to be a character in the XML namespace. The browser would know to ignore the character because it is not in the XML namespace.
The fact that a character is usually a valid character is a bit odd since it would be the same as the same code in the normal text, but this is common. The reason for this is that there are a couple of things that can help you with this problem.
