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Re[2]: XMLC decided to change the HTML structure: msg#00042java.enhydra.xmlc
Hello Petr, I realize you worked this out by adding in a new copy of the XHTML1 dtd, but I thought I'd add one other thing... PS> So the "id" is valid for <title> now. >> What can I do in order to have the "id" tag there? I obviously need it >> since I want to change the page title from within Enhydra dynamically. PS> This question remains. Looks like the XMLC should be updated to conform PS> to the XHTML 1.0 Second Edition. What can I do to update it quickly by PS> myself, please? It's a showstopper for me right now... This shouldn't be a showstopper for the <title> element. By dtd definition, there can be only one title element in the entire document. This would be tantamount to adding an "id" attribute to the <html> or <body> element. An "id" distinguishes one element from another. Elements that are already unique to a document are, by definition, distinguished. Just get them through standard DOM access. Jake
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