Add "wbr" to the white-space sensitive list
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Key: ADFFACES-94
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ADFFACES-94
Project: MyFaces ADF-Faces
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: Matt Cooper
Priority: Minor
The "wbr" element is intended to be a zero-width marker that indicates a line
break may occur if necessary. However, if you use the following code in Apache
MyFaces Trinidad, the effective width is no longer zero-width:
rw.startElement("wbr", null);
rw.endElement("wbr");
The fix is very simple, just add "wbr" to the list in
org.apache.myfaces.adfinternal.io.IndentingResponseWriter._isWhiteSpaceSensitive(String
element) like this:
private boolean _isWhiteSpaceSensitive(String element)
{
// Assume that only HTML is a freak about whitespace.
if (!_isHtml)
return false;
String name = element.toLowerCase();
return ("img".equals(name) ||
"a".equals(name) ||
"br".equals(name) ||
"span".equals(name) ||
"div".equals(name) ||
"area".equals(name) ||
"u".equals(name) ||
"i".equals(name) ||
"b".equals(name) ||
"em".equals(name) ||
"strong".equals(name) ||
"map".equals(name) ||
"label".equals(name) ||
"font".equals(name) ||
"table".equals(name) ||
"tbody".equals(name) ||
"tr".equals(name) ||
"nobr".equals(name) ||
"wbr".equals(name) ||
"script".equals(name));
}
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