Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?

xml-dev · March 2022 · 11 messages · back to month

#	Subject	From	Date
00071	Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Roger L Costello	2022-03-16 23:00
00058	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	David Carlisle	2022-03-16 23:39
00093	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Michael Kay	2022-03-17 00:04
00111	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Dimitre Novatchev	2022-03-17 00:41
00098	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Michael Kay	2022-03-17 00:56
00109	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Dimitre Novatchev	2022-03-17 01:33
00034	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Liam R. E. Quin	2022-03-17 03:21
00043	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Roger L Costello	2022-03-17 11:25
00089	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Pete Cordell	2022-03-17 11:48
00082	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Roger L Costello	2022-03-17 11:57
00081	Re: [xml-dev] Why is < illegal in an attribute value but the equivalent hex and decimal character entities are legal?	Pete Cordell	2022-03-17 12:23