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Subject: RE: [docbook-apps] Validate fails with customized profiling
> -----Original Message----- > From: Jens Barkvall > Why doesn't the document validate with the <para > my_param="yes"> but does > validate with > <para arch="x86">? This is because the DocBook DTD does not declare an attribute called my_param on the <para> element (or any element). If you want to use the my_param attribute and get your documents to validate, then you have to declare the attribute by customizing the DTD. Read more about it here: http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/docbook.html > This is what I have tried (snippets below): > -If I un-comment the "Validating 1" section below I get the error > "No declaration for attribute my_param of element para" > > -If I un-comment the "Validating 2" section below I get the error > "No declaration for attribute base of element section" a > number of times. > What of I have read on this ml, I get these errors because we > have the files > on different locations, correct? I tried to remove all > xml:base=" ..." in > the document but validation of that document still failed > with the error > above ("No declaration for attribute my_param of element para"). The xml:base attribute was introduced in version 4.3 of the DTD. Are you perhaps using an older version? /MJ
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