Hi Maciek! Maciek Niedzielski schrieb:
<content:part type="text/html"> <html xmlns="......">.....</html> </content:part>
Well this one would not work. HTML is based on SGML which cannot always directly included in XML.
You will either have to include it escaping the special characters:
<content:part type="text/html">
<html xmlns=".......">.....</html>
</content:part>
Or you have to restrict it to use XHTML (which is based on XML as you know):
<content:part type="application/xhtml+xml">
<html xmlns="......">.....</html>
</content:part>
... and you would have to define (either implicit or explicit) which
types are included directly and which have to be escaped.
Personally I prefere using XHTML instead of HTML. But if you are really XHTML (1.1) aware, you should also have no problems, that XHTML-IM has its own profile of XHTML.
Due to my feelings it is correct, that we limit the set of allowed elements. If a client has problems implementing this, it is caused because they are trying to use a UI widget, that is designed for HTML and not for XHTML.
But I am no client developper, so please let the other people discuss this topic ...
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