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[XML-DEV Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] RE: What is the rule for parsing XML in a namespace inside HTM
>From: Joshua Allen [mailto:joshuaa@m...] >Choose the right tool for >the task -- in this case, the right tool will be either HTML or XML; not >some abominable hybrid. Ummm... so what is HTML plus VML? XHTML is a separate issue. So is Atom. So are screen scraping and services. This message is and only is about what it means to have namespaced XML inside HTML. I can and did fix the emitting database, but validation appears to be beyond the one validating tool I would think I could rely on: IE. To be fair, as long as the namespace is used, no <?xml is required, but that means the namespaced xml is in fact, not XML. It is a weird state of affairs because the Microsoft articles I rely on to apply this technology say that it is XML. Not to be mean, but that would infer that Microsoft is not reliable. That is not the speech your boss wants to give. It is precisely the speech he wants to avoid. VML doesn't use the <xml> tag. It uses the namespace decl and a behavior CSS decl. The solution needs to work from those declarations, not a tag. OTW, the right way would be to insist when a namespace is embedded, that the wrapper document (HTML in this case) be conformant XML even if it isn't XHTML should the developer insist on well-formedness. We don't need more hacks. We need XML rules to work as spec'd where declared. If the browser is XML-aware, it also has to be conformant where declared. No exceptions. What happens when we get to XAML? len
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