Hello Hugh,
I (obviously) completely agree, but at the moment it seems full XHTML
support is not a priority; then I followed the implicit Sebastian
suggestion and, as I already said, created a separate tool which can
post-process the source build replacing the standard source loader in
order to
> I (obviously) completely agree, but at the moment it seems full XHTML
> support is not a priority; then I followed the implicit Sebastian
> suggestion and, as I already said, created a separate tool which can
> post-process the source build replacing the standard source loader in
> order to fully
Hello Hugh,
Well, it seems nobody is really interested in this issue: am I the
only one who is trying to use qooxdoo into XHTML documents?
I think it's important to support XHTML - it is the standard, after all. Could the proposed modification by Alessandro be incorporated an
> Do you mean we should remove the current loader selection code and
> revert to the original, document.write()-only, source loader? That's
> not a good move, in my opinion, since we would end up in not even
> being able to load an XHTML source build; this would mean making a
> release build after
Hi Sebastian,
I would prefer to clean the stuff up a bit. Normally I think it's OK,
to support XHTML in the build version only. If the browsers does not
allow us to find a better replacement for document.write() to include
scripts dynamically in XHTML pages.
In my opinion this would resu
Hi Alessandro!
I would prefer to clean the stuff up a bit. Normally I think it's OK, to
support XHTML in the build version only. If the browsers does not allow
us to find a better replacement for document.write() to include scripts
dynamically in XHTML pages.
In my opinion this would result in
Hello Sebastian,
as you know, after removing the 'domappend' source loader (because of
its present unreliability in almost all browsers), support for
development of applications inside XHTML documents is now rather poor.
As I suggested in my last post, I prepared a patch which adds a new
sour
