I am on the receiving side of a QB web connector session that is giving an error. It is saying that the item (in quickbooks) does not exist. The item it is complaining about reads
“Jack & Jill…”

I know ” stands for ”
I normally know & stands for &
So normally I would read it as “Jack & Jill”

I manually added an item to QB called Jack & Jill but the connector still fails with the same error.

My Question then is; What does &amp:amp; stand for if it doesnt stand for a simple ampersand?

Thanks

Tom

I tried to create an item called
Jack & Jill

I was expecting Jack & Jill in QB to equal the string “Jack & Jill” derived from the PHP SOAP item
“Jack & Jill…”