listreader schreef:
Hello!
I am a Linux and openSUSE rookie so please tailor your response to my non-existent experience level. Thanks much.
Problem using: gnome - YaST Control Center - Hardware - Printer icon
While trying to install an old parallel printer, connected through a USB-to-parallel converter, I received the following messages in a pop-up box having the title of "xmessage" while trying to do a test print:
** (gtk:2594): WARNING **: Markup parse error 'Error on line 1 char 845: Element 'p' was closed, but the currently open element is 'P''
** (gtk:2594): WARNING **: Markup parse error 'Error on line 1 char 828: Element 'big' was closed, but the currently open element is 'BIG''
(the second line above is then repeated 2 additional times)
Since I am using yast to try to install the printer, I am not myself directly editing or entering any 'markup', which I assume means an xml file, so what are these messages related to?
Probably some xml script that yast is running. These are only warnings, not errors. An xml markup tag (just like html) consists of a pair <foo> blablablabla </foo> and what these messages are complaining about is that the script has <FOO> blablablabla </foo> Note, that these are warnings only, not errors. Just click them away, they should not interfere with the running of the script. Regards, -- Jos van Kan registered Linux user #152704 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org