Richard Light wrote:

> In message <yg4mzp98noi.fsf@p...>, David Carlisle
> <davidc@n...> writes
>>
>>Odd, I have what appears to be the same version, but the internal subset
>>declaration of APOS works for me:
>>
>>Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.7.8)
>>Gecko/20050511 Firefox/1.0.4
> 
> You're right; I'm wrong.  With all the fiddling about between internal
> and external DTD, and checking that the entity APOS wasn't getting mixed
> up with the default entity apos, I ended declaring the entity as APOS1
> and invoking it as APOS.  So the slap on the wrist from Firefox was
> entirely justified ...
> 
> This means that you _can_ still work around Firefox's failure to read an
> external DTD by declaring entities in the internal DTD subset.

But from the sound of it, entities only, not element or attribute
declarations?

Does anyone know why FF/Moz is so broken wrt XML?  Are they antagonistic
to XML, or are they just dim? I find it hard to believe either.

///Peter
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