Philippe Nobili wrote:
>
> Back to this problem, i.e. not being able to add a list item in XHTML
> section using Ctr-, there is no visible crash. Might the problem
> be due to XML namespaces ? Our XHTML elements are in 'xhtml' namespace,
> and XMLMind behaves as if it were not possible to add a li
>
>>> Also please remember that in the XHTML stock configuration,
>>> *cannot* be used to add new list items. It's Ctrl-.
>>>
>>>
>> I have made a typo in my mail, I had Ctrl- in mind. Actually, it
>> works erratically; it works the first time we create the list, then it
>> stops working if
Philippe Nobili wrote:
> On 04/16/2010 10:18 AM, Hussein Shafie wrote:
>> If my guesses are right, you should see: "error: cannot find a
>> declaration for child element xhtml:body".
>>
>> If my guesses are right, your validation problem is not related to
>> at all. It is related to the way you ha
On 04/16/2010 10:18 AM, Hussein Shafie wrote:
>
> If my guesses are right, you should see: "error: cannot find a
> declaration for child element xhtml:body".
>
> If my guesses are right, your validation problem is not related to
> at all. It is related to the way you have defined
> in your custom
Philippe Nobili wrote:
>
> Basically, we have in our XML-schema two different ways to put some
> documentation:
>
> 1. a simple element
> 2. an extended help element which serves as a container for any
> XHTML element from XHTML namespace. So far so good.
>
> We proceeded as you explained in y
On 04/04/2010 02:44 PM, Hussein Shafie wrote:
> nobili, philippe wrote:
>
>> We have developed a small add-on in XMLMind to allow editing XML instances
>> corresponding to a home defined XML schema. In this schema, the
>> documentation elements can
>> optionally be placeholder for strict XHTM
nobili, philippe wrote:
>
> We have developed a small add-on in XMLMind to allow editing XML instances
> corresponding to a home defined XML schema. In this schema, the documentation
> elements can
> optionally be placeholder for strict XHTML body nodes. The whole thing is
> converted to DocBo
nobili, philippe wrote:
>
> We have developed a small add-on in XMLMind to allow editing XML instances
> corresponding to a home defined XML schema. In this schema, the documentation
> elements can
> optionally be placeholder for strict XHTML body nodes. The whole thing is
> converted to DocBo
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