Invalid attribute character in language files

Of course, I matched the original file and the translation file, and modified the error

Error: Create language file arabic.xml failed: ‘<’, hexadecimal value 0x3C, is an invalid attribute character. Line 112, position 33.
Example
Problem with the line
Line 112:
The original file:
Line 118: Example
Problem with the line
Error: Create language file arabic.xml failed: Reference to undeclared entity ‘nbsp’. Line 538, position 24.
Problem with the line






The original file::





I expect this phrase to be deleted : ">

saleh wrote:

That code should be:

<phrase id="=" value="&amp;nbsp;"/><!-- v12 -->

Yes I know
I meant that there was a problem in the forum changing the codesSee these lines in your topic :
https://discourse.hkvstore.com/t/indonesian-language-v2021/3050/1 id=“EQUAL” value=“=”/>





Also here the codes have changed:https://discourse.hkvstore.com/t/arabic-language-v2021/3161/1
https://www.hkvforums.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=45280

You may just fix them yourself, always test your language file before use, do not just copy and paste from forum.As said in Multi-Language Project of the help file, you may test your language files with your browser:

Language file is an XML file, when you edit the file, make sure that you keep it well-formed. > If you use HTML tags or special characters in the attributes of the XML tags, you need to use entity references. > For example, to insert the > > > symbol, you need to use > <> . Make sure your characters are supported by the encoding of the XML file specified in the processing instruction node (the first line). You can load the file in your browser to check if the file is well-formed, if it is, the browsers should be able to load and display it without any errors.