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From: Martin Honnen on 17 Jun 2008 09:41
K Viltersten wrote:
> I've been hinted to use the following in
> order to get rid of the warnings that i
> get when enhancing my document with JS.
>
> <html
> xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml
> xmlns:ext="http://mycontrolschemapath">
>
> I don't see what should be put at the
> second location, i.e. xmlns:ext. The
> first one leads to a page with
> definitions for HTML but nothing that a
> computer could "use".

Are you trying to author XHTML 1? In that case, yes, you need
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
to make sure the browser recognizes the elements as being XHTML 1
elements, at least when you serve your documents with an XML or XHTML
MIME type so that the browser uses an XML parser.

I don't understand why you think you need the
xmlns:ext="http://mycontrolschemapath"? You are talking about getting
"rid of the warnings" but it is not clear to me what kind of warnings
that are? Are you trying to validate your markup with validator and that
gives you warnings? Which ones exactly?




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From: K Viltersten on 17 Jun 2008 10:46
>> I've been hinted to use the following in
>> order to get rid of the warnings that i
>> get when enhancing my document with JS.
>>
>> <html
>> xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml
>> xmlns:ext="http://mycontrolschemapath">
>>
>> I don't see what should be put at the
>> second location, i.e. xmlns:ext. The
>> first one leads to a page with
>> definitions for HTML but nothing that a
>> computer could "use".
>
> I don't understand why you think you need the
> xmlns:ext="http://mycontrolschemapath"? You are talking about getting "rid
> of the warnings" but it is not clear to me what kind of warnings that are?
> Are you trying to validate your markup with validator and that gives you
> warnings? Which ones exactly?

In Visual Studio, when i use a package like
ExtJS, i get parts of my code highlighted
as incorrect, which is ennoying. Since VS
doesn't recognize them automatically, i was
hinted to define a namespace.

The exact error message is as follows.
"Warning 5 Unrecognized namespace 'ext'.
C:\...\test\donkey.aspx 52 8 C:\...\test\"

--
Konrad Viltersten






From: Lasse Reichstein Nielsen on 17 Jun 2008 11:25
"K Viltersten" <tmp1(a)viltersten.com> writes:

> I've been hinted to use the following in
> order to get rid of the warnings that i
> get when enhancing my document with JS.

In a later message you say that Visual Studio are
giving the warnings. My suggestion is to ask in a
Visual Studio newsgroup instead.

> <html
> xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml

The value should be quoted in XHTML.

> xmlns:ext="http://mycontrolschemapath">
>
> I don't see what should be put at the
> second location, i.e. xmlns:ext. The
> first one leads to a page with
> definitions for HTML but nothing that a
> computer could "use".

The XML namespace should specify the XML elements
and attributes that are specific to the "ext" elements,
so that a validating XML parser can check the document
structure ...

> Is there a special site for JS-schemas?

.... but that makes no sense. XML schema are for XML, not
Javascript, and an XML namespace shouldn't change anything
wrt. Javascript warnings.

/L
--
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DHTML Death Colors: <URL:http://www.infimum.dk/HTML/rasterTriangleDOM.html>
'Faith without judgement merely degrades the spirit divine.'
From: K Viltersten on 17 Jun 2008 13:04
>> I've been hinted to use the following in
>> order to get rid of the warnings that i
>> get when enhancing my document with JS.
>
> In a later message you say that Visual Studio are
> giving the warnings. My suggestion is to ask in a
> Visual Studio newsgroup instead.

I'd like to argue that it isn't a VS related
matter. It has to do with the fact that the
part of my code that refers to JavaScript,
i.e. the package ExtJS, isn't regarded as
legal code, since the keywords are not
recognized. Hence, i'm wondering how to
write CORRECT code, rather than hot to
remove the error/warning highlighting of a
certain IDE. Am i mistaken?

>> Is there a special site for JS-schemas?
>
> ... but that makes no sense. XML schema are for XML, not
> Javascript, and an XML namespace shouldn't change anything
> wrt. Javascript warnings.

Ah, got it.

--
Konrad Viltersten


From: Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn on 21 Jun 2008 13:06
Lasse Reichstein Nielsen wrote:
> "K Viltersten" <tmp1(a)viltersten.com> writes:
>> <html
>> xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml
>
> The value should be quoted in XHTML.

It MUST be quoted there (for well-formedness).


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