Hi Murray, (01)
Sorry, I meant like... (02)
>> I.e.
<a0:html xmlns:a0="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";>
<a0:body>
<a0:p id="whatever">...</a0:p>
</a0:body>
</a0:html> (03)
... but I compressed it too much. If I grab the <a0:p> chunk as I would
in the transclude demo I get... yeah, Martian or something. (04)
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Peter (05)
Murray Altheim wrote:
> Peter P. Jones wrote:
> [...]
>
>> Another issue, not related to the above, is that XHTML using
>> namespaces and qualified names doesn't render as HTML if transferred
>> straight into the browser environment.
>> I.e. <a0:p xmlns:a0="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";>...</a0:p> isn't
>> automatically made a HTML <p>...</p>.
>> (I haven't really thought hard about this one yet.)
>
>
> Peter,
>
> That's not even remotely XHTML, so I wouldn't try to capture it.
> There's all manner of "markup" out there that isn't even well-
> formed XML, much less reliably parseable. Your best bet is to
> work in error-handling code as most browsers do, rather than to
> try and interpret it. Like trying to parse Swahili while thinking
> it's Norwegian, or something akin. Or baby talk while thinking
> it's Martian. Dunno. It's not XHTML, anyway.
>
> Murray
>
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