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==The "author" Element==


The author information section contains details about the author of the data files and how best to contain the author regarding the data files. The XML element name used is "author" and the complete list of attributes is below.
The author information section contains details about the author of the data files and how best to contain the author regarding the data files. The XML element name used is "author" and the complete list of attributes is below.
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==Example==
The following example demonstrates what an "author" element might look like. All default values are assumed for optional attributes.
<pre>
<author
  author="John Q. Author"
  website="www.johnqauthor.com">
  </author>
</pre>

Latest revision as of 00:18, 24 November 2008

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The "author" Element

The author information section contains details about the author of the data files and how best to contain the author regarding the data files. The XML element name used is "author" and the complete list of attributes is below.

author Text – Name of the author. Maximum length is 50 characters.
email (Optional) Text – Email address of the author to send questions and/or bug reports to. Maximum length is 70 characters. Default: Empty.
website (Optional) Text – URL of the author’s web-site where a FAQ and/or useful information can be found. Maximum length is 100 characters. Default: Empty.

Example

The following example demonstrates what an "author" element might look like. All default values are assumed for optional attributes.

<author
  author="John Q. Author"
  website="www.johnqauthor.com">
  </author>