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cgw-1991

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Name cannot begin with the "1" character, hexadecimal calue 0x31. line 53, does anyone know how to fix this error?
 
Name cannot begin with the "1" character, hexadecimal calue 0x31. line 53, does anyone know how to fix this error?

If its not a typo in the profile, we'll need to see the full log to see what's going on. If the profile isn't from the forums, we'll need to see the first 60 lines or so of it, also.

cheers,
chinajade
 
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here is the log

Log fragments are completely useless. No usable information is here. Also, if you're not using a forum profile, we need to see the all the lines around and prior to the error in the profile you're using.

cheers,
chinajade
 
heres the profile

Okay, several problems here...
  • the <QuestOrder> tag opens the QuestOrder element, but the corresponding tag that closes the element (</QuestOrder>) is missing.

  • the <Quest> element (a quest override) is not the same thing as a <QuestOrder> element. The <Quest> element must sit outside the <QuestOrder> element. Most profile writers put the quest overrides prior to the <QuestOrder> tag. No reason for this other than convention, but its important that the override sit outside the QuestOrder element.

  • Proper Capitalization is important in XML. its "Hotspots", not "hotspots". You've also misspelled the closing tag "</hotsppots>".

  • These values are nonsense... <10291.17, 785.1156, 1335.731>. You probably mean...
    <Hotspot X="10291.17" Y="785.1156" Z="1335.731" />

Its a decent first attempt, but you've much to learn. I'd spend a lot more time here...
[wiki]HonorBuddy: Getting Started as a Profile Writer[/wiki]

I'd have a look at the [wiki]Quest Order Starter Profile[/wiki], and maybe download and study some other author's profiles.

One more thing, getting a decent editor for XML is very helpful. Notepad++ is most profile writer's choice--its free both in cost and licensing terms. Although, there are many more that work fine, too. Notepad++ will give you colorization, line numbers, and show you when tags for an element mismatch when you drop the I-beam in the tag. In short, it helps you not make mistakes when editing XML.


cheers,
chinajade
 
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ah yeah ... name is when an = sign doesn't have something to declare it (like forgetting the X Y or Z on coords)

i didn't read it all the way xD
 
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