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#51
Originally Posted by xenkof View Post
I try to use it with my providers search site which uses this string:
http://212.31.123.206/iyp/iyp?iyp_aot=&iyp_ao=iyp.ax_searchwp_search1&iyp.f= wp_normal_search&iyp.d=WP&iyp.l=el_CY&iyp.v=1.1&te lfaxno=</query>
but I get a parsing error ";" expected.
This is XML. Like other SGML-based markup languages, certain character entities must be substituted. Among other things, that means < must be replaced with &lt;, > must be replaced with &gt;, and & must be replaced with &amp;

Also consider checking how much of that query string you actually need. You may be able to shorten it if you cut some parameters the server has defaults for.