Hi,

I really don't have a clue what is going on. I have a very simple XML file (see below), and an even simpler template. When I try to run this through tpage template.html it barfs out with the following error: 
bash-2.03$ tpage template.html 
undef error - 
junk after document element at line 18, column 0, byte 221:
</section>
</site>
<site language="fr">
^
<section name="section 1">
<intro>
 at /usr/local/lib/site_perl/i386-linux/XML/Parser.pm line 185

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So here is the XML file (called test.xml): 
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<site language="en">
<section name="section 1">
<intro>
My darling
</intro>
<maintext>
I love you
</maintext>
</section>
<section name="section 2">
<maintext>
The Bla
</maintext>
</section>
</site>
<site language="fr">
<section name="section 1">
<intro>
mon amour
</intro>
<maintext>
Je t'aime
</maintext>
</section>
<section name="section 2">
<maintext>
bla
</maintext>
</section>
</site>

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and here is the template (called template.html): 
[% USE xpath = XML.XPath(file => "./test.xml") %]
[% FOREACH site = xpath.findnodes('site') %]
<h1>[% site.getAttribute('language') %]</h1>
    [% FOREACH section = xpath.findnodes('site/section') %]
        <h2>[% section.getAttribute('name') %]</h2>
        [% maintext = section.findnodes('maintext') %]
        [% maintext.string_value %]
    [% END %]

[% END %]

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when I remove the "french" part of the XML page (everything after the first </site>), it works like it should

Anyone?
--HolyGrail

In reply to Template Toolkit && XPath plugin by holygrail

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