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    Posted by arnaudbouchard  · 02-05-2018 - 04:44

    Hi there,

    I am using templates where I decided that '~' would be more appropriate as a symbol, so I set it when creating the doc via:

    $docx->setTemplateSymbol('~');

    Everything works fine, unless I try to use a template where another symbol was used (say, a legacy template where the symbol was '#'). In this template, there is a BLOCK looking like:

    #BLOCK_testblock#
    This is just a dummy text.
    #BLOCK_testblock#

     

    When trying to use $docx->clearBlocks(); it causes the following error:

    (1/1) ErrorException

DOMDocument::loadXML(): Start tag expected, '<' not found in Entity, line: 2

in CreateDocxFromTemplate.inc (line 106)

    Why is that? Shouldn't the block just not be detected and that's it?