DRYML is parsed using an XML parser. However, the standard HTML trick
to XML validate is to place your javascript inside of an XML comment:
<script>
<!--
alert(1<2);
-->
</script>
Bryan
Patrick Fitzgerald wrote:
Hi,
I was tinkering around with some JavaScript and ran into what I
think could be a bug in the DRYML parser. Basically I had something
like this:
<def tag="mytag" for="mymodel">
<page>
normal page stuff
</page>
<script>
// Custom JavaScript here
for(i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
do something;
}
</script>
</def>
Probably shouldn't have JavaScript stuck into a tag like that but the
DRYML parser sees the conditonal less-than operator (<) as the
beginning of a new tag. This results in the standard "unconsumed
characters" error.
Is this a bug?
Patrick
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