Hi,
nice project and good luck for your thesis! One question though:
why does <p id="test">some text<hr />some text</p>
evaluate to something different as does: <p id='test'>some text<hr />some text</p>
??
Because I didn't planned with the simple ' as a seperator. I know it is in the standard.
Good point. But my problem was, that the logic for things like:
<p onclick="this.value='Hallo';">
would be to complicated and slowly.
Do you think it must be in?
Der Simon
No, it's a nice feature even though only double quotes are supported.
But a hint somewhere in the online demo would be very usefull.
Up to now it is somehow disturbing that if you paste in valid XHTML it does not work as expected.
Yes, you're right. I'll write it into the demo. :)
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Hi,
nice project and good luck for your thesis! One question though:
why does
<p id="test">some text<hr />some text</p>
evaluate to something different as does:
<p id='test'>some text<hr />some text</p>
??
Because I didn't planned with the simple ' as a seperator. I know it is in the standard.
Good point. But my problem was, that the logic for things like:
<p onclick="this.value='Hallo';">
would be to complicated and slowly.
Do you think it must be in?
Der Simon
No, it's a nice feature even though only double quotes are supported.
But a hint somewhere in the online demo would be very usefull.
Up to now it is somehow disturbing that if you paste in valid XHTML it does not work as expected.
Yes, you're right.
I'll write it into the demo. :)
Der Simon