Tips To Fix XML Parser Error Line 1 No Items Found

Over the past week, some of our users have encountered the well-known XML parsing error message: “Element not found on line 1. This issue can have multiple causes. We will talk about this below.

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According to my research, your error message will only be generated by FireFox when the rendering page on the web is empty. For some reason. NET generates a response type with “application / xml” when creating a page without income. Firefox scans the file and cannot find the root depth for XML and gives an error message.

I migrated an ASP site from my development machine to a server a long time ago. All pages except my FAQ page work fine, but my FAQ generates:

XML parsing error

 : element not foundLocation: http://geniusupdate.com/GSHelp/faq.Number aspxRow 1, column 1: 

The only changes I made was changing the login group on my SQL side to a local one that can use a string provided by my hosting provider. What advice can I give to sort out the root of this problem?

  <% @ Page Language = "VB" MasterPageFile = "~ / theMaster.master" AutoEventWireup = "false" CodeFile = "faq.aspx.vb" Inherits = "faq" Title = "Unnamed page"% ><% @ Import namespace = "sqlstuff"%><% @ Import Namespace = "Functions"%>   FAQ    <% = faqPageTitle (Request.QueryString ("cid"))%>      

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 <%, if meeting> = 0, then                Darken theFaq as a new list (Of faqContent), iterate as an integer equal to 0                theFaq = sqlStuff.getFaqs (cID)                For each oFaq as faq content in laFaq                    Response.Output.WriteLine ("
 Q: 2 
", _                                                 addQuotes ("gsSwitch0-title", iteration), _                                                 addQuotes ("handCursor"), _                                                 oFaq.content.question)                    Response.Output.WriteLine ("
  A:  2 
", _                                                 addQuotes ("gsSwitch0", iteration), _                                                 addQuotes ("gsSwitch"), _                                                OFaq.Content.response)                    + = Repeat 1                Next            Another                Response.Output.You write ("Here you will find many concepts about eTHOMAS and how to speed up your office tasks.0", ControlChars.NewLine)            End if    %> 
            <% If End> = 0 then            Response.Write (constructFaqSideMenu (CInt (Request.QueryString ("cid"))))        Another            Response.Write (constructFaqSideMenu ())        End if    %> 

Well, it looks like it has something to do with both. The message is generated by Firefox, but triggered by the framework. For just a few reasons .NET generates some sort of response from most “application / xml” when it creates a blank fan page. If Firefox parses the file as XML and doesn’t find the root element, it throws all error messages.

IE won’t return an article, period. This is where XML comes in.

  General construction of public function FaqSideMenu (ByVal oSelID as integer) as string    OCatList dim As New List (De faqCategory)    Dim oRet as new StringBuilder    Dim iterate As Integer = 1, extraTag As String matches ""    oCatList = sqlStuff.getFaqCats    oRet.AppendFormattedLine ("
", addQuotes ("submenu"))    oRet.AppendFormattedLine ("
 FAQ Categories 
 ", addQuotes (" title "))    For each category as in faqCategory oCatList        If iteration = oSelID Then            extraTag = String.Format ("id = 0", addQuotes ("active"))        Another            extraTag = ""        End if        oRet. appendformattedline ("  2  ", extraTag, addQuotes ("faq.aspx? cid = 0", iteration), StrConv (category.Title, VbStrConv. Propercase) )       repeat + = 1    Next    oRet.AppendLine ("
")    OR return return.ToStringEnd function 

And here is the empty page source returned by IE:

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