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  1. debonair86

    External DTD to XML

    Yes I want an attribute in Origin so as to have the default value American. So, i wrote it wrong?
  2. debonair86

    External DTD to XML

    It's ok, yes I correct this. Can I ask you something final? Secondly I want the WORKSTART, DATEOFBIRTH and DATEOFDEATH to be implied and the ORIGIN to have the default value American. So I change the dtd like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE ACTORS [ <!ELEMENT ACTORS...
  3. debonair86

    External DTD to XML

    tsuji I follow your instructions csrefully and in actors.dtd I corrected like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!ELEMENT ACTORS (ACTOR)*> <!ELEMENT ACTOR (STAGENAME,WORKSTART?,FAMILYNAME,FIRSTNAME,GENDER,DATEOFBIRTH?,DATEOFDEATH?,ROLETYPE,ORIGIN,NOTES)> <!ELEMENT STAGENAME...
  4. debonair86

    External DTD to XML

    Thanks a lot for the reply, i had made a mistake yes i change actors to ACTORS, but it still have problems. To be more detailed, I have to make an xml file named actors.xml and another named actors.dtd, so how can i connect them such as not to take the result "duplicate DOCTYPE declarations"...
  5. debonair86

    External DTD to XML

    Hi to everybody, I'm trying for hours to find the error below but i can't. I have an XML with the following code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE actors SYSTEM "actors.dtd"> <ACTORS> <STAGENAME>George Abbott</STAGENAME> <WORKSTART>1928</WORKSTART>...

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