Why do you prefer:
name="foo \"whee \"bar"
to:
name='foo "whee" bar'
I think that the single quoted example is clearer,
Dion
ps. this is a v. minor thing. I like the functionality.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brian Cole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 8:58 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Input taglib: proposed enhancement
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>
> IMO, you would to ensure that escaping is done properly. I would
> give the example as :
>
> <input:text name="familyName" attributesText="size=\"20\""
> maxlength="20" class="inputgrey"'/>
> The ugliness of this is a normal consequence of putting html into
> jsp ; it's almost a convention :-)
> For what it's worth, I think it's a good idea, but obviously
> people might abuse it by putting in things that ought to be real
> attributes. No way to stop that ; but can be documented.
> And I'm not sure about the name, but haven't come up with a better one.
> Brian
>
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> Hi all,
> I have found the following enhancement to the input taglib quite
> useful. It simplifies the addition of attributes to the <input>
> tags by adding a tag attribute called "attributesText", this is a
> text string that is just added verbatim into the <input> tag when
> it is output.
> eg.
> <input:text name="familyName" attributesText='size="20"
> maxlength="20" class="inputgrey"'/>
> I have already made the patches (very simple) to the source and
> can send to someone if interested?
> let me know
> kind regards,
> k@rl
>
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