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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Okay, so as some of you may remember, I'm working on a customized CMS for my sites here at the University of Minnesota. While most of the information will remain in HTML/PHP form, the meta information that the system itself uses will be in XML. This is my first foray into XML, and I am very concerned with doing things the 'right' way. I still am not sure whether technologies like XPath or SOAP will be necessary, but I want to stick with established methodologies wherever they fit. The data I store in XML format will not be any content, but strictly configuration information for the CMS. My question to you XML gurus is this: Is it appropriate to embed XML information in the <HEAD> of an HTML document? Or should it be in a separate file? It would be simpler (and more portable) to keep each pages individual meta information in the header, but that strikes me as not being a well-formed XML document (particularly since the HTML files in question aren't even XHTML). -jiblet Loading...
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