- From: Mike Olson <Mike.Olson@FourThought.com>
- Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1998 01:25:07 -0500
- To: www-dom@w3.org
DaeHoon Zee wrote: > Thanks a lot for your reply. > Let me ask a little more. > 1. Is it possible a Attribute have 'value', 'Text', 'Entity Reference' simultaneously ? > And How it is represented by XML as a text? > 2. Is it possible a Attribute have several 'Text' Nodes or 'Entity Reference' Nodes? > And How these multi-values can be represented by XML as a text? > This is how I understand it... The following tag: <INPUT TYPE='TEXT' VALUE='something < something else'> Would be the following core DOM tree. An Element with a nodeName of INPUT The element would have 2 Attr nodes in its attributes NameNodeMap The first has a name of TYPE. It has one child 'Text' Node. The value of this Attr would be 'TYPE' The second has a name of VALUE. It has three children. The first child is a Text Node for 'something ' The second child is a EntityReference for the < The third child is a 'Text' Node for ' something else' However, I have a question about the second attr. Should its value attribute return 'something < something else' or should it return 'something < something else' ? Mike Olson FourThought LLC http://www.fourthought.com
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