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Subject: DOCBOOK: Re: any examples of how to use properly the NMTOKEN datatypeas i have a table issue with Element <tgroup>
/ Chuck Amadi <chuck.amadi@breconbeacons.org> was heard to say: | original html website.Basically I can't figure out Element tgroup | exspecially Attribute cols and datatype NMTOKEN. The 'cols' attribute should be an integer (the number of columns in the table). | <table> | <title> Mt Test></title> | <tgroup align="center" "cols="3" > That's not even well formed. Try: <tgroup align="center" cols="3" > | <tbody> | <row> | <entry> | <!-- http:// CDATA --> | <ulink url= "http://wats.upin/japan/">Japan Rules</ulink> </entry> | </row> | </tboy> | </tgroup> | </table> | | Element entry - This creates my table if i use ,</row></entry> on each | </ulink> or </para>and works but i can't get the ulinks navigatable | only the text i.e Japan Rules. I don't understand. The only text that you've identified as a link is "Japan Rules". What else do you want to be "clickable"? | I can't get my head round NMTOKEN datatype. NMTOKEN is just a string of "name characters": letters, digits, underscores, etc. Characters that can appear in names. The 'cols' data type should really be NUMBER, but that data type doesn't exist in XML. Be seeing you, norm -- Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> | 'tis expressly against the law of http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | arms: 'tis as arrant a piece of Chair, DocBook Technical Committee | knavery, mark you now, as can be | offer't; in your conscience, now, | is it not?--Fluellen, Henry V
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