Fran?oise Caillibot wrote: > hello, > I am running XMLmind XML Editor Standard Edition V2.5p1 to create > DocBook document. > When I am trying to add a mediaobject with caption, I can't add text in > caption without a "para" element. > This is xxxx with DocBook's DTD: > >> /cf http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/caption.html/ >> >> caption ::= >> (*#PCDATA*|calloutlist|glosslist|itemizedlist|orderedlist| >> segmentedlist|simplelist|variablelist|caution|important|note|tip| >> warning|literallayout|programlisting|programlistingco|screen| >> screenco|screenshot|formalpara|para|simpara|blockquote)* > > in dbcentx.mod file, I note: > *<!ELEMENT caption %ho; (%textobject.mix;)*> > > *and *%textobject.mix* is defined by: > >> /cf dbpoolx.mod:/ >> <!ENTITY % textobject.mix >> "%list.class; |%admon.class; >> |%linespecific.class; >> |%para.class; |blockquote >> %local.textobject.mix;"> > > >> /http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/pe-mix-x.html/ >> >> %textobject.mix; >> Parameter Entity (Expanded) >> calloutlist|glosslist|itemizedlist|orderedlist|segmentedlist >> |simplelist|variablelist >> |caution|important|note|tip|warning >> |literallayout|programlisting|programlistingco|screen >> |screenco|screenshot >> |formalpara|para|simp > > > > I suppose that* *dbcentx.mod file must look like: > <!ELEMENT caption %ho; (*#PCDATA | *%textobject.mix;)*> > * > *Is it true? > Is there any correction available on your web site?
Sorry but I don't see where is the problem and therefore what to fix. If the content model of the caption element allowed to contain #PCDATA, XXE would have been happy to allow you to type text directly in the caption. You have seen by yourself (in the DTD 4.1+) that the content model of the caption element does not contain #PCDATA. We, XMLmind, have not changed the content model of the caption element, or *of any other element*. (We have just added xml:space="preserve" to programlisting and al.) You have 2 solutions: * Report a bug to the author of DBTDG because it is the DTD which rules. * OR define entity "%local.textobject.mix" to add #PCDATA and after that, use your customized DTD with XXE. This will work fine except that you'll no longer produce interchangeable DocBook documents. --- PS: the content model used by XXE can be explored by selecting an element and using "Help|Show Content Model" (shortcut Shift-F1). Try it, you'll like it.
