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DTD Attribute Types - ENTITIES The attribute type of ENTITIES allows you to refer to multiple entity names, separated by a space:. Syntax:
Example:
Valid XML - The following XML document would be valid, as it conforms to the above DTD:
Invalid XML - The following XML document would be invalid. This is because in the first element, a comma is being used to separate the two values of the "photo" attribute (a space should be separating the two values):
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