Anne van Kesteren wrote:
On Mon, 05 Mar 2007 22:07:03 +0100, Keryx Web <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It may be that I've implemented this in the wrong way - corrections
are welcome - but it seems to me that even though <xml:base> is legal
today, it is **not** supported by UAs. Which makes Anne's proposal,
that <base> should be allowed in both serializations, even more
important.
There's nu such thing as an xml:base element. It's an attribute. And it
is supported although there may be some "bugs" with dynamic changes etc.
Oh man! I thought it was strange that it did not work in spite having
been told that it would by several people on the help list...
Well, now all the world knows that I've never before used xml:base in my
coding or teaching. But maybe my error in itself illustrates the value
of letting <base> be allowed in the XML serialization. The element is
known. The attribute is not.
No one has argued against allowing the element. Does that mean we have
reached consensus?
Lars Gunther
