2) Tags inside of tags (<td class = "<webobject name = "SomeClass"/
>">). This is EVIL. The WOLips validator has also been yelling at
you about this for months now, and that was very intentional. If
you listened to it, you're in a much better position for 5.4.
There is no automatic fix for this ... In fact, I would not be
surprised that this will probably whack out the WOLips
autoformatter and wobuilder cleaner.
What about <td class = "cl<webobject name = SomeClass></webobject>"> ?
I believe this is illegal in 5.4. This is sort of dirty even without
5.4, IMO, though. Legal, but ugly. I prefer WOGenericContainers or
Wonder's helper functions for things like this.
3) lazy tags. <br> <p> <li> all those tags you love to not
close ... WOLips lets you get away with it in non-5.4 mode, but you
should be ashamed of yourself :)
Hmm.. Closing br tags, at least, is invalid for html 4.01 strict.
Seems a strange assumption to me that all templating is xhtml.
<link> is the same way, actually. I should not have lumped <br> in
that list above. This is why I prefer Wonder's parser over WO 5.4's.
5.4 provides support for doing crazy stuff like defining groovy
expressions inside wod files, etc (which I find to be pretty nasty and
WOLips doesn't even ATTEMPT to try to validate that stuff). Other
than that, I think Wonder's is a more developer-friendly parser. I
am, however, totally biased on this topic :) I think groovy
components over in-place groovy bindings is probably the better
approach to solve the dynamic binding problem.
ms
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