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available_templates.dtd

smg

Hi All,

What is the purpose of the following tag - IWHOME/local/config/wft/available_templates.dtd

[HTML][/HTML]

Could someone explain with examples.

Thanks
S. Muthu Ganesh

TeamSite 6.5
Solaris 8

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kaalraa

Read on more about XML, DTDs and Schemas. Smiley Happy

It denotes that you can have an empty element "path" within your XML. It would work fine without any subelements or attributes within the tag.

For example: [HTML] or [/HTML]

Hi All,

What is the purpose of the following tag - IWHOME/local/config/wft/available_templates.dtd

[HTML][/HTML]

Could someone explain with examples.

Thanks
S. Muthu Ganesh

TeamSite 6.5
Solaris 8

Frederik

I guess original poster is asking what to use the path element for, not a lesson in xml Smiley Wink

Looking at the full available_templates.dtd, the path element isn't being used as child element of any other element, and it's also not the root element, so I think it's quite simply a mistake. Forget it, it doesn't do anything. (unlike the path _attribute_ of template_file).

Btw, the available_templates.ipl is the script that interprets the available_templates.cfg (it's in the same folder). Quick scanning of the script also confirms it isn't using the path element (obviously).