> is there a reason that it is not rendered as <input type="xxx"/> (with the / ) > or <input type="xxx"></input> so I can "transform" it lateron? The HTML4 spec. disallows a closing tag for <input>. So, both <input ... /> and <input></input> would be invalid (for html4). Probably <input / > would be ok - I remember it was mentioned somewhere in the xhtml spec. - but I'm not sure, if non-xhtml-browsers could really handle it. Matthias (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
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