Re: Building a new tree

[James Clark]
> XT doesn't support xsl:id, but it does support id(). This means you
> must declare ID attributes as such in the DTD.  For example:
> 
> <!DOCTYPE document [
> <!ATTLIST common id ID #IMPLIED>
> ]>
> <document>
> ...

To be specific, the ID attributes must be declared in the internal
subset if you are using XP as the parser, as XP does not read the
external subset by default.

If you plan to use the same document with both XT and MSIE 5, you must
*remove* the ID declaration from the external subset when placing it
in the internal subset, as MSIE 5 will give an error if the same ID
attribute is declared twice.

-Chris
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