missing </img>

[Dario Basset]

Hi friends.

We have a problem with our Dataverse 4.2 in production.

The system shows the message:

XML: missing tag </img>.

The system also shows the following message:

<a href="http://dataverse.org/" title="The Dataverse Project" target="_blank"><img src="/resources/images/dataverse_project_logo.svg" onerror="this.src='/resources/images/dataverseproject_logo.png'" alt="The Dataverse Project" width="118" height="40"></a><span class="version">v. 4.20</span>

Do you know what is the root cause of this problem?

Thx a lot.

[Kris Dekeyser]

Hi Dario,

We have seen a similar error as well with our custom footer. The root cause is likely because in HTML the img tag does not have to be closed, but in XHTML - which requires well-formed XML - would require the closing tag (or self-closing tag). We changed the <img ...> tags in our custom footer into <img .../> and that fixed the problem.

But your message seems to indicate that the issue is with the fixed footer and I do not know how to change that, except by changing the xhtml in the deployed war.

regards,

Kris

[Dario Basset]

Thx Kris,

I will look inside.

[Dario Basset]

After a more careful look, we realized that there is an internal server error (500) that is preceding the mis-pelled footer.

Do you know how to debug such a situation?

How can I get more info on the internal server error?

Thx a lot again.

[Philip Durbin]

I'd suggest looking at Payara's server.log for that 500 error.

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[Dario Basset]

Thx Philip, I'm going surely to take a look.