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    Prefix not Bound to a namespace Error with XML parser

    Hello Programming gurus,

    when i was downloading a trial version of Dreamweaver CS4 which was downloaded from the adobe website and once i try installing it it comes up with 'please delete current menus.xml file and then rename menus.bak file to menus.xml'. Once I tried that the new renamed xml file has the same problem as the old one. Now, When i opened up the file in Firefox it came up with an XML Parsing error, which is how I came to this forum. The exact error is as below:

    Prefix not Bound to a namespace
    What does this problem suggest and how to get rid of this...

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    Re: Prefix not Bound to a namespace Error with XML parser

    Have you tried removing the line break after ?

    You could just remove all \n's from the code that generates those tags and it should help...

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    Re: Prefix not Bound to a namespace Error with XML parser

    The message you are getting is caused by missing namespace declarations.

    This code would reproduce the message:

    Code:
     <xmp b:backbase="true">
       <foobar:node>...</foobar:node>
     </xmp>
    This would fix it:

    Code:
    <!-- just make up your own namespace URI -->
     <xmp b:backbase="true" xmlns:foobar="http://foobar.com/foobar">
      <foobar:node>...</foobar:node>
    </xmp>

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    Re: Prefix not Bound to a namespace Error with XML parser

    If you find that this problem occurs during the Adobe installation then reinstall that application and whether that same problem appears...Reinstallation may eliminate this problem.

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