Pete Prodoehl wrote:
[1] valid XHTML, working:
Does this work?
It's not really xhtml, but valid xml.
This will work. It's more difficult, when it comes to attribute values, where
html comments will not work. But {% tmpl_var name="title" %} works well for me
now. I simply replace this with a f
Tobias Grimm wrote:
Hi!
Is there any way to use a valid XHTML document as template? As far as I
tried this seems to be not possible.
e.g.:
[1] valid XHTML, working:
Does this work?
I've built sites using H::T that are valid XHTML, but I focus on the
output, not the template itself...
Pete
Michael Lloyd wrote:
I wrote the following filter for that reason (and also WYSIWYG editors), but
Ah... I didn't thought of implementing this as a filter for Html::Template.
This might have some impact on the performance, but I think it's worth a try.
Thanks for the hint!
Now I just need a nice too
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Subject: [htmltmpl] Valid XHTML templates
Hi!
Is there any way to use a valid XHTML document as template? As far as I
tried
this seems to be not possible.
e.g.:
[1] valid XHTML, working:
[2] valid XHTML, but not working:
[3] invalid XHTML, not wo
Hi!
Is there any way to use a valid XHTML document as template? As far as I tried
this seems to be not possible.
e.g.:
[1] valid XHTML, working:
[2] valid XHTML, but not working:
[3] invalid XHTML, not working either
[4] invalid XHTML, but working (just removed the slash, this worked in [1]!)
