Tuesday, March 27, 2012, 9:21:37 AM, Hussein Shafie wrote: > ------------------------------------------------------ > How to easily create <link>s: > > Note that <link> elements of both types --internal and external -- are > more easily created using the Edit tool (or the corresponding DocBook > toolbar button). That is, > > You can insert at caret position: > > "link" (which is <link linkend="???">) > > or "link(href)" (which is <link xlink:href="???">)
Sorry for the noise, I was too hasty. It works. Thanks! >> Another thing... When I type a wrong attribute name, XXE says nothing >> when I try to add it. It should pop up some error message, telling >> what the problem is. Or when it can't figure that out, it should at >> least say that it couldn't add the attribute due to validation rule >> violations, as now the user possibly doesn't even notice that the >> attribute wasn't added. > > I cannot reproduce this problem with a valid document. May be you are > working on an invalid document. In such case, XXE should report the > problem at document save time. It's a valid document. I'm pretty sure it's how it works on yours side too, so let me try to explain it again: 1. Select an already existing element in whatever valid XML document 2. Go to the top (attribute name) field in the "Attributes" panel 3. Type some random letters (an invalid attribute name) 4. Optionally, also go to the attribute value field and type something 5. Hit Enter or click on the green checkmark button 6. Nothing happens... Of course no attribute is added, but there should be an error dialog, IMO. Something that tells that the attribute wasn't added, and if possible also what the problem was. >> XXE 4.7.0, http://docbook.org/ns/docbook, version="5.0" >> > > XXE v4 is no longer supported. So may be the behavior I have described > applies only to more recent releases of XXE. The it's the same with XXE 5.2.0. > -- > XMLmind XML Editor Support List > [email protected] > http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xmleditor-support > -- Best regards, Daniel Dekany -- XMLmind XML Editor Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xmleditor-support
