> <a href="some_url"> > <p> > link text goes here. > </p> > </a>
Yes this did not work because I was trying to be clever. Some tags in the text I thought should close the open anchor, if there was an open anchor. I was really thinking about this. <P> <A> link text </P> </A> Should the </P> close the anchor? Does it really matter? There's so much improper html out there it makes my head spin. I tried to anticipate some of this and I think I did more harm than good. The latest push just comments out some code, in html.c from 1810 to 1828. #if 0 #endif Code no longer being used. I didn't delete the code cause I don't know maybe it still might be used in some fashion. If I think it's worthless in a couple months I'll delete it and some other code that supports it. All this makes me wonder again if I should be parsing html at all, or if there isn't some code out there that would do it for me, and turn it into a tree of nodes, and I could just work with that. Let somebody else worry about all this "is it nested properly" html crap. Trying to leverage more open source libraries. I was going to play with xidel but haven't got round to it. Karl Dahlke _______________________________________________ Edbrowse-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.the-brannons.com/mailman/listinfo/edbrowse-dev
