This is a "well known" conflict between the standard sgml mode and psgml. I seem to remember that there have been an upgrade to psgml that removed this conflict. Try to look at its homepage.
/max ""Wellie W. Chao"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > I'm having a problem in which JDE doesn't properly fontify XML and HTML > files if I load them in a certain order. The weird thing is that XML and > HTML files are properly fontified if I load them in another order. > > [*] If I load an XML file, JDE (or emacs) reports that psgml has been > loaded. The file is not fontified. If I then proceed to load an HTML > file, the HTML file is not fontified either. I also get an error from > emacs: > > File mode specification error: (error "Key sequence C-c C-c - uses invalid > prefix characters") > > [*] If, in contrast, I load the HTML file first, it is properly fontified. > If I then load the XML file, it is also properly fontified. > > Anyone know how to fix this? >
