Common questions about WPS XML Add-in Package usually involve installation failure, package effects, package conflicts, and certificate prompts.
FAQ
How to fix XML add-in package installation failure in WPS Office?
- Check whether the package file format is correct.
- Confirm that the file is complete and not damaged.
- Select the file again and try adding it one more time.
What should I do if the package does not take effect after I add it?
- Confirm that the package is enabled.
- Close and reopen WPS Writer.
- Open the package list again and check the current status.
What should I do if multiple packages conflict with each other?
- Check whether multiple packages define the same namespace.
- Temporarily disable or delete the conflicting package.
- Keep the package you need and test the result again.
What should I do if I see a security certificate warning during installation?
- Check whether the system time on your computer is correct, then sync it again if needed.
- If the package is an .xml file, review the related signature content for issues.
- Try the installation again after the check; in an enterprise environment, contact your administrator if certificate policies need review.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| XML add-in package | A package used to extend XML processing in documents. It can include custom XML schemas, namespaces, and transformation rules. |
| Namespace | An XML identifier used to distinguish elements or rules from different definitions and reduce conflicts. |
| Transformation rule | A rule set that defines how XML content is processed, mapped, or converted. |
| Package manager | The WPS Writer entry used to add, review, and delete XML add-in packages. |