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XML Parser Message: Element series is not valid for the content model

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From: NF82
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 12:57
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Hello,

I work with FrameMaker 8 and DITA.

I change the element prodinfo in the topic.edd from:

General rule:	(prodname), (vrmlist), (brand | series | platform | prognum | featnum | component)*

to:

General rule:	(brand | series | platform | component)*

When I import the element definition to the template everything is okay.
When I insert the elements metadata, prodinfo, brand, series, platform and component into a topic I get the XML Parser Message that the element brand is not valid for the content model �(prodname,vrmlist, ((brand|series|platform|prognum|featnum|component))*)�.
When I delete the element brand in the topic I get the XML Parser Message that the element series is not valid for the content model �(prodname,vrmlist, ((brand|series|platform|prognum|featnum|component))*)�.

I change the element prodinfo in the topic.edd to:

General rule:	(brand)?, (series)?, (platform)?, (component)?

...and get the same Parser Message.

I do not understand that. Is not it allowed to change the EDD this way without changing the DTD?

With kind regards

Nina
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