Greater than Lesser than

Hi, I'm trying to alter Harvard to match Coventry University Harvard, which has <>s around the website. I've tried with the actual <> symbols in suffix and prefix, and with & #x3C; & #x3E; (no spaces between & and #) but in both cases trying to install it came up with an error that it had no style information. If I removed that line it worked fine.

<text variable="URL" prefix="[online] Available from: <" suffix=" >"/>

Any help would be appreciated!
Clio
  • edited August 2, 2009
    try
    <text variable="URL" prefix="[online] Available from: & lt; " suffix=" & gt;"/>
    with no spaces after the ampersand

    see here:
    https://studio.tellme.com/general/xmlprimer.html
    also, using a live validator like emacs nxml-mode really helps. It told me I had to put the ; for example.
  • please upload your style to the repository when you're done.
    If you don't want to deal with SVN, post it on gist.github.com and I'll upload it for you.
  • No dice I'm afriad. Same error message.
  • I tried this out and have it working on my computer.
    http://gist.github.com/160195
    go there, download the file using the "raw" link on the top right and try installing.
  • try validating your style with the online validator at
    www.validator.nu - see here:
    Check the "be lax about HTTP content type" box.
    http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/creating_citation_styles#xml_validation
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