David Roth wrote:
> <?xml version="1.0" ?>
> <document type="db download">
>
> <packages total_weight="15.8" total_packages="1">
> <package length="147" width="5" height="5" weight="15.8"/>
> </packages>
>
> I was expecting each attribute and node to have it's own <> and </
>, and
> the data not to be surround by double-quotes or am I missing
something?
XML attributes must be quoted, but you can use either double or single
quotes. If there's nothing between the opening & closing tags you can
use the shorthand tag, just as you would with <img src="foo.gif" /> or
<br />.
http://www.tizag.com/xmlTutorial/xmltag.php
http://www.tizag.com/xmlTutorial/xmlattributes.php
Bev
So if the above is valid XML, is there a specific name for this
approach? Is there a benefit for doing it this way instead of nested
nodes? Might this be considered older method?
Thanks,
David
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