Gregor J. Rothfuss schrieb:
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The problem is two-fold;
- usability: when the user gets a form with an empty text area, that
area will always contain a space, so if she selects that field and
starts typing, her text will have a space before it (that's why I
removed the spaces in the XSL, I wasn't aware of this browser bug, I'm
guessing it's an ... IE bug ?)
all browsers i know of have this bug.
Could you provide some more details on the bug? I'm confused as to what
exactly the problem is.
I'm working on a fresh checkout (in Mozilla 1.6), commented out the
workaround in strip_namespaces.xsl, adding for example a new user.
The generated code is
<textarea name="description" class="lenya-form-element"></textarea>
and everything works fine.
Are you saying that this html doesn't work in some browsers? Or that
there are situations where we generate a <textarea/>, and that that
creates a problem ? If so, which situations ?
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Wolfgang
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