- From: Earl Hood <ehood@imagine.convex.com>
- Date: Tue, 23 Aug 94 17:11:49 CDT
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> I'm not sure what you mean by this. It's awkward, if not meaningless [ stuff deleted ] Terminology police on the prowl ... :-) > <DOCTYPE paper PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML//3.0" [ > <!ENTITY ch1 SYSTEM "ch1.html"> > <!ENTITY ch2 SYSTEM "ch2.html"> I believe the entity declarations should be: <!ENTITY ch1 SYSTEM "ch1.html" SUBDOC> <!ENTITY ch2 SYSTEM "ch2.html" SUBDOC> The SUBDOC keyword is important, because it tells the SGML validator (or in this example, the Web client), that the entity defines a reference to a complete document (i.e. contains its own DOCTYPE declaration). This distinction is important because the SUBDOC feature insures protection from name spacing conflicts between the main document and the subdocument. --ewh
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