Description of problem: Once my xulrunner application tries to open a file download dialog, I'm receiving a popup with the following content: --- snipp --- XML Parsing Error: undefined entity Location: chrome://mozapps/content/downloads/unknownContentType.xul Line Number 30, Column 18: <description>&intro.label;</description> -----------------^ --- snapp --- Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xulrunner-1.9.1.9-1.fc12.x86_64 How reproducible: Everytime. Actual results: "XML Parsing Error: undefined entity" at "&intro.label;" Expected results: No errors, but a working file download dialog
I am sorry, but we cannot do much here without access to at least a minimal reproducer of this behavior. Reference to "my xulrunner application" is unfortunately not sufficient for us to reproduce your issue here. If you are author of XULRunner application, than hopefully it shouldn't be difficult for you to create a minimal reproducer of this issue. Thank you very much
Well, I'm not the author of the xulrunner application and I'm right now not able to hand it out in public. From what I get, the web application inside of this xulrunner application is just linking via JavaScript to a PDF file which is intended to be downloaded (when running in browser), but it fails with above error message inside of xulrunner. Does this help somehow?
OK, passing this to the developers for further investigation, but I am not much hopeful. Unless it is something very obvious, I don't think we can do much.
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