vim has an awesome feature, using which you can pipe a range through an external command. This is pretty useful if you’re opening up an un-indented or poorly-indented XML or HTML file. If you want to indent your entire file, simply do the following: :%!tidy -i -xml -q The -i option tells tidy that it…
Tag: xml
Popularity Contest WordPress plugin breaks RSS feed
I’m using a somewhat old plugin (it hasn’t been updated since ’09) called Popularity Contest to show the popularity of my posts. However, I noticed that it was breaking my RSS feed. This is due to the fact that the plugin doesn’t properly escape the ampersand character inside an image URL. Instead of & it…
Generating API Documentation from XML using XSLT
I work at Infusionsoft, and we offer our customers API access. Visibility and access to the various tables and their fields is controlled by an XML file on our end. Naturally, our customers require user-friendly documentation that tells them what tables and fields they can access and in what manner. Previously, a former developer had…