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Send comments and suggestions to <url protocol="mailto">barchal@pineapplesoft.com</url>.
"' is not allowed for element <sc:section>. The element declaration's content type is 'element-only.
The xml schema is validated.
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<sc:section>
<![CDATA[<p>Send comments and suggestions to <url protocol="mailto">barchal@pineapplesoft.com</url>.</p>
</sc:section>
<p>This means that a document can be rendered differently depending on the media or the audience. For example, a "managerial" style sheet may present a summary view of a document that highlights key elements but a "clerical" style sheet may display more detailed minformation.</p>]]>
Text '<p>Send comments and suggestions to <url protocol="mailto">barchal@pineapplesoft.com</url>.</p>' is not allowed for element <sc:section>. The element declaration's content type is 'element-only'.
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I can't remove the url tag as it is necessary for me to have it.
Also, even though the p tag doesn't need an end tag
Should I keep just one CDATA tag for the entire document or have it for each section tag?
If CDATA ignores the markup tags then what is the use of writing &l t; instead of "<" in CDATA[ ] as both serve the same purpose.
I didn't say "remove it", I said "escape it". You'd need to un-escape it before you can use the payload as HTML, just like with the
tag.
Yes, only one of these is necessary, not both.
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