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Q: I'm testing the feasibility of this product for our purposes; so far, it seems that it gets quite confused with an XML doctype declaration (<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>) that is the very next line after the auto-generated PHP code pasted into the top of the test file. Perhaps it's due to the server environment, but after reading "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in C:rootfoxracingshox.comserviceConsumersTestPassword.php on line 41", it seems that incompatibility with XML is more likely..? Thanks for your enlightenment, in advance.

A: The code is php so your server must parse the php. In most cases your server is not set up to run php for a .xml extension file. There are 2 possible ways around this. Set your server to run php for a .xml file extension or change the file name to a .php extension and then add xml header commands to the file so the server sees it as php and the browser sees it as xml. Hope this makes sense.

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