DTD Definition two children with the same childs?

Yes, your example idea is valid for your first scenario ( for all children having the same definition ).

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I got three elements defined in a dtd which have the same child element names. What is the correct syntax for: for all children having the same definition elements having different children definitions Example idea: is this valid? I appreciate your help!

Thanks a lot! Xml dtd xml-dtd link|improve this question asked Feb 22 at 14:54Manuel1039 56% accept rate.

Yes, your example idea is valid for your first scenario (for all children having the same definition). Your second scenario (elements having different children definitions) isn't possible. You're only allowed to have one declaration per element.

You would have to declare new elements with unique names.

Problem is that I get problems validating a xml document having the first structure. You have any experiences with this? – Manuel Feb 24 at 18:18 @Manuel - What kind of validation problems do you have?

Can you post an example? – DevNull Feb 24 at 18:23 Unluckily I cannot show a example since it includes confidential customer data. Tried to validate in adobe dreamweaver.

To problems validating the dtd, however it says the childone and childtwo are not expected childs of two and three – Manuel Feb 26 at 22:46.

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