> Doesn't the rule > <anyNamespace match='elements attributes'> > <mode> > <anyNamespace> > <allow/> > </anyNamespace> > </mode> > </anyNamespace > encompass the rules about xml, xlink and xml-events attributes? It would > be different if there was a schema for these attributes, I guess. <anyNamespace> matches those URIs which are NOT explicitly specified. The <namespace> elements for xml, xlink, and xml-event attributes specify the <attach> action. This implies that these attributes must be explicitly specified in the Tiny-1.2.rng schema. If you omit the <namespace> elements for xml, xlink, and xml-event attributes, then <anyNamespace> will be used. This means attributes in these namespace are allowed *without* validation. For example, xml:thisAttributeShouldNotBeAllowed ="" will be allowed. Cheers, MakotoReceived on Tuesday, 11 October 2005 03:17:38 GMT
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