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Re: Progress with Scripting News in OPML

> every
> element in the OPML version now has a "created" attribute.
>
> This means that every item is now identifiable, even if it changes, and
> should make new kinds of distribution possible.

Three questions:

[1] Must all 'created' values within a given OPML be unique ??

[2] If the answer to [1] is 'no', is the value of the 'text'
attribute used as a secondary identification key ??

[3] If an <outline> element does not possess a 'created' attrib,
does it default to the 'created' value of the nearest ancestor possessing
a 'created' attrib, or is 'created' just undefined for that
<outline> element ??




Mon Oct 1, 2001 7:52 pm

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Yesterday we made a change in the way I write Scripting News such that every element in the OPML version now has a "created" attribute. This means that every...
Dave Winer
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... Three questions: [1] Must all 'created' values within a given OPML be unique ?? [2] If the answer to [1] is 'no', is the value of the 'text' attribute used...
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Stan, that's the key question. For Scripting News you can assume: 1. Every <outline> has a "created" attribute. 2. They are unique. Dave ... From: "Stan Krute"...
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Thanks for speedy clarity, Dr. OPML !!...
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