To be more specific...
The content inside of Services -> Business is not going to be the same
as the one in Businesses -> Business, so my DTD keeps failing.
<!DOCTYPE directory [
<!ELEMENT directory ((services, businesses))>
<!ELEMENT services ((service+))>
<!ELEMENT service ((business))>
<!ATTLIST service
id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED
title CDATA #REQUIRED
>
<!ELEMENT business EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST business
id NMTOKENS #REQUIRED
>
<!ELEMENT businesses ((business+))>
<!ELEMENT business (#PCDATA)>
<!ATTLIST business
id NMTOKEN #REQUIRED
title CDATA #REQUIRED
>
]>
I guess simply because its being defined twice...
Now, I can write javascript that'll print out the content, but when I
go to query it with javascript, that's where I get lost, so i was
hoping just to move the relevant data to a javascript array, and I was
hoping to get thoughts on that idea... Now I was hoping for the most
very basic, and I was even told not to use Javascript, and jump right
into XSL/XSLT. Now I'm only native PHP, but obviously this is a client
side application, so I don't know what to do exactly... JavaScript, at
first, I thought CDATA wouldn't work with it, but firefox and
IExplorer love it!!
Any suggestions?
On May 10, 2:39 am, Cerebrus <[email protected]> wrote:
> Could you be more specific about what kind of suggestions you would
> like?
>
> Your XML design looks okay (with regard to vocabulary), except for the
> fact that the most important information (the details of a Business)
> are enclosed along with presentational markup in a CDATA tag. This
> makes it nearly impossible to sort/index/search the data. Instead, I
> would have separate tags such as BusinessTitle, Description/Slogan/
> Tagline, Address, Phone, Fax, ContactPerson, etc. as child tags in
> each Business tag.
