With Cocoon, you write XHTML and not HTML. The main difference is that
XHTML is well-formed like XML, which is why you write e.g., <br/> instead
of <br> by itself. Also, all attributes must have a value. See
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#diffs for more info. (This document, btw,
suggests that <td nowrap="nowrap"> is the preferred approach.)
If you look at the source in your browser, though, you'll just see <td
nowrap>, because Cocoon formats your XHTML into HTML as a final step.
-Christopher
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Subject: [C2] using HTML "nowrap" in a <TD>
This is weird.
I just tried putting a "nowrap" param to my <TD> tag in my XSL file like
this:
<td nowrap>
to prevent the table cell in HTML from wrapping and got this error on the
screen:
Error creating the resource
Failed to execute pipeline.
and in the log:
org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Attribute name "td" must be followed by
the '=' character.
I was able to get "around" this by changing my tag to this:
<td nowrap="">
While obviously not valid HTML, the browser still takes it (IE anyway --
haven't tested with NetScrape)
Comments?
-Mark
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