Philipp Bachmann wrote:
Dear all,
I've three (maybe related) questions:
1. What's the best way to associate a date with links? I want to record the date I visited the (external)
link, preferably as an attribute. E.g. when transforming to HTML I would present a note to the user by
means of the HTML title attribute that contains a sentence like "Link verified on
<date>", iff the DocBook link contains the respective attribute. Was (mis)use of the
"revision" attribute the solution to go for? The reason behind my wish is German law: I only
take responsibility for the link target in its state it was in when I created the link, but this means
that I somehow need to record the date, that might be older than the last modification of the whole
document.
It's more than a date you are recording?
Semantic markup would perhaps be
<visit>
<date>
<etc>
How can you model that using docbook?
regards
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Dave Pawson
XSLT XSL-FO FAQ.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk
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