tag-structure

Represents a tag structure

Syntax
<tag-structure
    scheme="text"
    name="text"
    description="text"?
  >
  <tag>...</tag>*
</tag-structure>

Only one form of the tag element may be used: Tag Structure tag.

Attributes
scheme="text"

The scheme identifying this tag structure. A scheme is a specially formatted identifier string that must conform to the entity portion of RFC 4151. You can create a valid scheme by conforming to the following format:

structure-name.domain-name,yyyy

where:

structure-name

is a name for the structure. The name must not contain any spaces or special characters other than '-' and '.' (the same rules apply as for domain names).

domain-name

is a domain name that is or has been owned by your organization.

yyyy

is one of the years in which domain-name was owned by your organization.

You might, for example, create tag structures with the following scheme names:

places.mycompany.com,2011
sports.mycompany.com,2011
genres.mycompany.com,2011
name="text"

The tag structure's display name. This is the name that users will normally see, for example: Places, Sports or Genres.

description="text" (optional)

A description of the tag structure and its purpose. The description for genres.mycompany.com,2011, for example, might be:

Book, film and theatre (but not music) genres