On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, Darren Petersen wrote:
> The element name that it was tripping over was <[top+navlinks]>.
> It was choking on the "+". As soon as I changed it to "-" it worked fine.
>
> I guess I should study up on what's allowed in element names. So clarify
> something for me. The <[ or <( used to denote style elements in midgard are
> php tags you've added, right?
Yes.
> I'm assuming that they tell the patched php
> interpreter to call the functions that insert that style element into the
> page. Are the naming conventions dictated by php, or are they special to
> midgard?
They're special to midgard. The style names can be a combination of
upper- and lowercase letters, numbers, underscores, hyphens and upper ascii
(anything that 'man ascii' will not show or show above decimal 127).
> (I'm not a heavy php user, so you can just tell me to RTFM for php if that's
> all it is.)
Nope. This will go in the Midgard manual.
Bye,
Emile
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