This causes a problem for me when I am using JavaScript to dynamically
create the HTML:

<script>
text = text + "<input type = 'text' size = '80'>";
...

gets turned into

<script>
text = text + "<input type = "text" size = '80'>";
...

Cheers

Jonny

J>-----Original Message-----
J>From: Gerald Richter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
J>Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 7:33 PM
J>To: Jonny Cavell; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
J>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
J>Subject: Re: 2 embperl2 oddities
J>
J>
J>>
J>> <input type = 'text' size = '80'>
J>> Gets turned into:
J>> <input type="text"  size = '80'>
J>>
J>
J>Yes, when Embperl outputs a attribute it knows about it will 
J>write the value
J>in double quote, regardless how the source was. So
J>
J><input type=text size = '80'>
J>
J>will become also
J>
J><input type="text"  size = '80'>
J>
J>That's because Embperl internaly keeps known attributes in a 
J>tree structure
J>and don't keep the quotes. As far as I see there should be no 
J>problem with
J>this behaviour. If it is let me know, where this makes a 
J>problem for you.
J>
J>>
J>> <INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX NAME=bob VALUE=on>
J>> When we submit a form it behaves differently than if we have:
J>> <INPUT TYPE=checkbox NAME=bob VALUE=on>
J>>
J>
J>This seems to a problem with case. Embperl seems to only 
J>reconize the lower
J>case checkbox. I fix it ASAP
J>
J>Gerald
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