[Home]  [Edit this page]  [Recent Changes]  [Special Pages]  [Help
element

element

An '''element''' in an XML Document Type Definition is a basic declaration of a tag which can be used within the XML document itself.

For example, if you declare in your DTD an element named "paragraph", another element named "title" and another element name "sentence" in the following manner:

<!ELEMENT paragraph (title,sentence*)>
<!ELEMENT title (#PCDATA)>
<!ELEMENT sentence (#PCDATA)>


...you could then utilize these tags in your XML document as follows:

<paragraph>
  <title>About the Elements</title>
  <sentence>Elements are declared in DTDs.</sentence>
  <sentence>Elements are used as tags in documents.</sentence>
</paragraph>


last edited (December 12, 2002) by KDivad Leahcim, Number of views: 2189, Current Rev: 2 (Diff)

[Edit this page]  [Page history]  [What links here]  [Discuss this topic]  [Printer Friendly]  

Members

Username:

Password:


Register
Forgot Password?




Programmers Heaven - for .NET, Java, C/C++ and WEB Developers!
© 1996-2008 Community Networks Ltd. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part, in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited. Violators of this policy may be subject to legal action. Please read Terms Of Use and Privacy Statement for more information. Development by Tore Nestenius at .NET Consultant - Synchron Data.