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On 05/05/17 17:48, Liam R. E. Quin wrote: [...] > There's no expectation in HTML at least that following a link to > #apple will involve fetching a different resource - rather, base, > and xml:base, tell us where we really are when we do that. We can now muddy the water by asking where the target 'apple' links to in the example below, if we are processing valid XML and the schema/dtd declares 'target' as IDREF. <div xml:base="http://www.dictionary.com/a.html"> <list> <item xml:id="apple"> <label>Apple</label> <p>A fruit, and a <link uri="http://www.apple.com/">make of computer</a></p> </item> <item xml:id="pear"> <label>Pear</label> <p>A fruit, certainly not an <ref target="apple">Apple</ref>.</p> </item> </list> </div> The 'uri' attribute has an absolute value, so it overrides any value given in xml:base. The 'target' value is no longer a #fragment, and so I assume it is regarded as out of scope for resolution wrt the xml:base. I am clearly missing something here: why are people using #fragment identifiers in XML (non-XHTML/HTML5) documents (eg TEI)? ///Peter
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