AW: Basic misunderstanding
"Roger Fischer" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.editors.bitflux.general |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
>Sorry not to be clear, let me try again. > >I have a DTD which describes a document type. For example, we will call the >document type "issues". I would like to create a new XML document which >conforms to this type "issues". I intend to use this document with some >program, so I don't care what it looks like. A basic element tree would be >fine. > >The way I understand the config.xml file, I must create this new XML >document *before* I can edit it. Since this is crazy, I must be missing >something. Basically you just want to edit your XML file and have a DTD to validate it, right? Then I think the Bitflux Editor is not the right choice at the moment. The Bitflux Editor has just a bit another approach: He isn't intended for the hardcore XML geek, but rather for people who would be scared by XML. That's why he serves them what they'll finally get on their webpage - that's the Wysiwyg approach - and not the bare code. We then can still reuse the XML to make PDFs, Word RTF, Postscript, SVG... whatever. If you want to have a simple editor - you better use our CMS;), without the Wysiwyg Editor. But, fun aside, it is possible that we add such a simple edit capability in the Wysiwyg Editor later on as well. Depends a bit on the demand;) Best Roger -- bx-editor-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.bitflux.ch/cgi-bin/listinfo/bx-editor-users