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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jul 1 10:31:55 +0000
2008 -------
I was wrong when assuming that the unknown tag rather than its text content is
inserted. It is in fact the text content.
However, I'm still not fine with the patch. The existing code ignores the
content of unknown elements if, and only if, it is in the header of an HTML
document. If the unknown element occurs in the body, its content is already
inserted.
The patch unconditionally inserts the content of the unknown element, even if
the tag occurs in the header. This may have the result that for other pages text
suddenly appears at the top of the page that should not be displayed. So, rather
than unconditionally inserting the text, I would suggest to
a) check why this occurs only when pasting from the clipboard. If the page is
loaded, everything is fine. Maybe the text in the clipboard misses a <body>
element?
b) modify the condition in line 2007ff to work correctly with clipboard
documents:
case HTML_UNKNOWNCONTROL_ON:
// Im Header muss der Inhalt von unbekannten Token ignoriert
werden,
// es sei denn, das Token faengt mit einem '!' an.
if( IsInHeader() && !IsReadPRE() && !aUnknownToken.Len() &&
sSaveToken.Len() && '!' != sSaveToken.GetChar(0) &&
'%' != sSaveToken.GetChar(0) )
aUnknownToken = sSaveToken;
// kein break
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