n Nitin
on

 

Hi, I get a few of these errors for different elements but everything seems to be lined up correctly in the define when viewed in IE.

DD0023 Element 'ItemDef' in wrong order within Define.xml
DD0023 Element 'ItemGroupDef' in wrong order within Define.xml
DD0023 Element 'def:CommentDef' in wrong order within Define.xml
DD0023 Element 'def:leaf' in wrong order within Define.xml

example:

Annotated Case Report Form DD0023 Element 'def:leaf' in wrong order within Define.xml
Reviewers Guide                  DD0023 Element 'def:leaf' in wrong order within Define.xml
Complex Algorithms              DD0023 Element 'def:leaf' in wrong order within Define.xml

 

Forums: Define.xml

l Lex
on April 10, 2014

The Define-XML specification defines a strict order for the elements. Just because the stylesheet displays the define.xml file, does not mean that the elements in your define.xml follow the correct order.
n Nitin
on April 11, 2014

Hi Lex, Is this from section 6 in 2.0 specs pdf? I will update accordingly but still would like to know the reasoning.

Thanks,

Nitin.

l Lex
on April 11, 2014

It is very common that a well designed XML document has an order of elements defined. If the spec does not define this, users would define their own order, which will make things very confusing.

A good reference is http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-eleord/

 

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