> </table
> [$ else $]
> <table>
...
> When this page is displayed, no error is thrown up and the output is all
the
> html except that which would have come out of the buggy if statement.
>
I know that the error reporting of Embperl has to be improved, but such an
error is hard to catch. The above code becomes one html tag:
</table [$else$] <table>
you can argue that the opening < inside the tag is wrong. That's right, of
course, but if I catch it, the next one who is using JavaScript will beaten
by this because now he can't use the less than sign....
I think one point would be to try to catch the bad nesting of if/else/endif
and table, I check this out and see what I can do...
Gerald
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