hi,
that's true... but it's only the template... it is more important how
your generated page looks like. the spans disappear in the
generated page.
g,
kries
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Hi,
I noticed something interresting about DOCTYPE. In fact, if a designer give
me a XHTML1.0 transitional compliant html template, when I mark the tag and
add some tags <span> the html is not anymore compliant :
<select jwcid="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" id="searchCriteria.requester" name="
searchCriteria.requester" size="1" tabindex="6" class="comboBox9pt">
<span jwcid="@Foreach" source="ognl:requesters" value="ognl:
searchCriteria.requester">
<option value="1" jwcid="@Option"
label="ognl:requesters.requesterCode
">elem1</option>
<option value="2" jwcid="$remove$">elem2</option>
<option value="3" jwcid="$remove$">elem3</option>
<option value="4" jwcid="$remove$">elem4</option>
</span>
</select>
The <span> cannot be place after a <select> and this is warned.
I have the same problem when I want to mark a bloc of <tr>, not all, in a
<table>. I have to put a <span> tag between to a </tr> and a <tr> that is
not "permit" by the DOCTYPE definition, normally.
Is there another DOCTYPE that manage "Tapestry template" or do we have to
let the warn like that?
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