Via <tripmembership> the dive trip can be indicated during which the dive was made. Because the <profiledata> section (where all dive data are stored) comes before the <divetrip> section — so that a cross-referencing is possible on dive data — in the UDDF file, it is not possible to cross-reference a <trip> within a <dive> element. Therefore, the <tripmembership> element allows for an assignment of a dive to trip.
<dive>, <informationafterdive>
(see also <dive>)
<profiledata> <repetitiongroup id="rg_23"> <dive id="dive_345"> <informationbeforedive> <tripmembership>Dive Trip Red Sea 2006</tripmembership> <!-- here more pre-dive statements --> </informationbeforedive> <!-- here more statements describing this dive (profile) --> </dive> <dive id="dive_346"> <informationbeforedive> <tripmembership>Dive Trip Red Sea 2006</tripmembership> <!-- here more pre-dive statements --> </informationbeforedive> <!-- here more statements describing this dive (profile) --> </dive> <dive id="dive_347"> <informationbeforedive> <tripmembership>Dive Trip Red Sea 2006</tripmembership> <!-- here more pre-dive statements --> </informationbeforedive> <!-- here more statements describing this dive (profile) --> </dive> <!-- here more dives listed --> </repetitiongroup> </profiledata> <divetrip> <trip id="dt_red-sea-2006"> <name>Dive Trip Red Sea 2006</name> <relateddives> <link ref="dive_345"/> <link ref="dive_346"/> <link ref="dive_347"/> <!-- here more dives can be cross-referenced --> </relateddives> <!-- here more statements --> </trip> </divetrip>