I made a patch for bug-791320 *[1]*, and somebody ask me to get opinions from this mailing list.
This patch added support for accepting " " in places where "T" is allowed originally, will it cause any problem. for example: "2012-12-12T12:12:12" and the derivation(append millisecond or timezone) will be accepted. "2012-12-12 12:12:12" will be accepted after this patch and these won't be accepted after this modifying: "2012-12-12A12:12:12" (A could be replaced by a-zA-Z) "2012-12-12-12:12:12" "2012-12-12:12:12:12" any comment for this fixing? Thanks, this is my first patch for firefox :) any advise will be welcome~ *[1] For ISO 8601 syntax, Date.parse should accept " " in places where "T" is allowed.: *https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=791320 -- { greeting: "Have a nice day!", name: "Colin Su", nickname: "LittleQ", email: "[email protected]", website: "http://about.me/littleq";, title: [ ["Genie Capital", "Web Developer"], ["National Chengchi University", "Student", "Computer Science Dept." ] ] }
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