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Flash Player 5.
my_xml.XMLdocTypeDecl
Property; specifies information about the XML document's DOCTYPE declaration. After the XML text has been parsed into an XML object, the XML.docTypeDecl property of the XML object is set to the text of the XML document's DOCTYPE declaration. For example, <!DOCTYPE greeting SYSTEM "hello.dtd">. This property is set using a string representation of the DOCTYPE declaration, not an XML node object.
The ActionScript XML parser is not a validating parser. The DOCTYPE declaration is read by the parser and stored in the docTypeDecl property, but no DTD validation is performed.
If no DOCTYPE declaration was encountered during a parse operation, XML.docTypeDecl is set to undefined. XML.toString() outputs the contents of XML.docTypeDecl immediately after the XML declaration stored in XML.xmlDecl, and before any other text in the XML object. If XML.docTypeDecl is undefined, no DOCTYPE declaration is output.
The following example uses XML.docTypeDecl to set the DOCTYPE declaration for an XML object:
my_xml.docTypeDecl = "<!DOCTYPE greeting SYSTEM \"hello.dtd\">";
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