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#2 Documents don't reflect a change of DTD

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2004-03-29
2004-03-29
No

Changing the DTD to another .dtd file doesn't make any
difference on any existing document. The web XML
editor (very unfriendly, by the way) still pulls the tags
and structure from the old DTD.

Discussion

  • Ed Fuentetaja

    Ed Fuentetaja - 2004-03-29
    • summary: Documents doesn't reflect a change of DTD --> Documents don't reflect a change of DTD
     
  • Alex Vigdor

    Alex Vigdor - 2004-03-29

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    The DTD of an XML file is encoded in the XML file itself; once you have
    created an XML file, that reference can be changed in the XML file by
    downloading it to a local disk, editing the source, and uploading it back
    into the system. I have reclassified this as a feature request, as we may
    be able to add some automated way of making these changes in the
    future. In the meantime, there is another way of changing DTDs
    transparently; as long as the original DTD is in the repository (not on the
    network), you can use the "Build Options" editor to specify that you
    would like to point references to the old DTD to a new path, in the
    repository or on the network.

     
  • Alex Vigdor

    Alex Vigdor - 2004-03-29
    • milestone: 377536 -->
    • priority: 5 --> 1
     

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