Maris Orbidans wrote:
> I hope it will be fixed. Is there a JIRA issue so we can vote for it ?
>
> My WEB app. would be 100% valid, if not those ampersands in links.
I fixed this in trunk about a week ago.
Regards,
Al
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Wicket-biased blog at http://herebebeasties.com
> I hope it will be fixed. Is there a JIRA issue so we can vote for it ?
I think not ATM, but please open up one. As far as I can remember we
encode at some places and don't at others, because at some occasions
we ran into trouble with that. Dunno, if you open up a JIRA issue,
we'll look at it.
Maris Orbidans wrote:
>> The problem here is another one - not with wicket tags or attributes, but
>> with wicket-generated links. They use a simple ampersand between
>> GET-parameters, which should be xml-encoded in an XHTML document (&
>> instead of &).
>>
>> It works in every browser like this,
I hope it will be fixed. Is there a JIRA issue so we can vote for it ?
My WEB app. would be 100% valid, if not those ampersands in links.
Maris
Rüdiger Schulz wrote:
> The problem here is another one - not with wicket tags or attributes, but
> with wicket-generated links. They use a simple am
The problem here is another one - not with wicket tags or attributes, but
with wicket-generated links. They use a simple ampersand between
GET-parameters, which should be xml-encoded in an XHTML document (&
instead of &).
It works in every browser like this, but is not valid XML.
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greetings fr
I don't know... I would still go for XML schema. DTDs don't know
namespaces, so anything you do with them will be a hack imho. Over the
last two years, I think various people have made a go at it, and tbh
I'm not sure whether anyone had the final working DTD or whether they
just gave up on it.
Thi
I've seen some unanswered posts on this before, but I figured I'd try again.
:)
I haven't had much luck in getting my Wicket pages to pass the test on
validator.w3.org. (The "live action" examples on wicketstuff.org don't
work, either, but that's because they don't specify a DOCTYPE.)
I'm usin
