ReducedHTMLParser handles unquoted attribute values incorrectly
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Key: MYFACES-1014
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-1014
Project: MyFaces
Type: Bug
Components: Tomahawk
Versions: Nightly
Reporter: Simon Kitching
Assigned to: Simon Kitching
ReducedHTMLParser is called by AddResource to figure out where to insert
<script>, <style> and other tags into a generated page.
If it encounters
<sometag name=myname>
then it incorrectly consumes the trailing > as part of the attribute value,
resulting in a warning message when it then can't find the end of the tag.
Quoted attribute values are fine, as are ones that are followed by whitespace.
workarounds: quote the value or put a space before the > character.
correct fix: check the HTML specs to see what chars are valid in an unquoted
HTML attribute value, then consume only those when an unquoted
attribute value is found.
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