> The lost output is correct html (though deprecated). The requested output
> is
> required for XHTML compliance. FlexWiki outputs a number of HTML sequences
> that are allowed in HTML, but do not meet XHTML requirements.
> The upgrade to FlexWiki 2.0 corrected a number of similar items and tried
> to
> get as much output as possiblein XHTML compliant mode. This will be a
> continuing effort (there is an open feature request for that) and is
> partially dependent upon a new parser, as the current output formatter is
> structurally difficult to modify without a full rewrite.

Does this mean I shouldn't expect a solution soon?

> I have checked that IE7 has the same incorrect output as both FireFox and
> Safari. It does _not_ self-correct and renders the tags as output by
> FlexWiki - that is in deprecated format.

Unfortunately my target platforms are IE6 and Firefox...

> John Davidson
>
> On Jan 15, 2008 6:36 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've got a bug report (feature request?) concerning nested lists. At the
>> moment, the html flexwiki generates for something like this
>>
>>  * list1item1
>>    * list2item1
>>    * list2item2
>>  * list1item1
>>
>> looks like this:
>>
>> <ul>
>>  <li>list1item1</li>
>>  <ul>
>>    <li>list2item1</li>
>>    <li>list2item2</li>
>>  </ul>
>>  <li>list1item2</li>
>> </ul>
>>
>> Interestingly, while Firefox (tested version 2.x) creates its dom tree
>> like above, Internet Explorer (tested version 6) ends up with a slightly
>> different dom tree (from the same html!):
>>
>> <ul>
>>  <li>list1item1
>>    <ul>
>>      <li>list2item1</li>
>>      <li>list2item2</li>
>>    </ul>
>>  </li>
>>  <li>list1item2</li>
>> </ul>
>>
>> IE seems to internally "correct" the delivered html. Whouldn't it be
>> better if FlexWiki generated nested lists like this "corrected" version
>> in
>> the first place? Because, at the moment we end up with different dom
>> trees
>> in different browsers, and as I have to do lots of javascript
>> manipulations to nested lists generated by Flexwiki, this blows up my
>> code
>> a lot (browser checks, duplicated code)...
>>
>> Thank you very much in advance for changing this :-)
>>
>> Greets from Germany,
>>
>> Benno Dielmann.
>>
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