On 1 Dec 2008, at 13:04, Toby A Inkster wrote:
Type up the hCalendar:
http://pastebin.com/m57fe450e
(Yes, you need the surrounding <html>...</html> tags right now. I'm
working on a fix.)
OK, the reason for this is that Cognition (in the first instance)
will attempt to parse a page as XHTML.
Of course, in XHTML, no elements can have their start or end tags
omitted - i.e. <html> and <body> cannot be omitted - thus if your
snippet starts with <div>, then <div> is the root element. Also, in
XHTML, there is no class attribute on the root element. Put these
together, and you get: if the snippet it parsed as if it were an
XHTML document, the class attribute on the root element is ignored.
Solution: make sure that Cognition doesn't parse the snippet as
XHTML, but as HTML instead. How? Easiest way is to leave out an
optional end tag.
http://pastebin.com/m12ebc0e8
Converts to:
http://srv.buzzword.org.uk/icalendar/PB:m12ebc0e8
Nifty, nifty!
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