Thanks for your reply. I have no issues with the macros: they do
indeed seem to generate XHTML. It looks like I'm going to have to fix
this myself in the source then.
I'll post a bug report for future reference.
Steve
On 9 Feb 2007, at 22:15, Dave wrote:
Not sure how others feel, but I think Roller macros should generate
valid XHTML by default and each instance where they don't should be
considered a bug.
Unfortunately, because of the way the calendar component is
implemented, changing it requires a Java code change -- so I don't
have an easy work around for you.
- Dave
On 2/9/07, Stephen Winnall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to integrate Roller 3.0 with Cocoon for my website. The
Roller output is passed to Cocoon, which expects pure XML. 99% of the
time, this is no problem. However, when I send Roller a request like
http://localhost:8888/blog/en/category/General
I get code back which contains an unescaped ampersand. The following
is a snippet from the top of the Roller calendar:
<table cellspacing="0" border="0" summary="Blog Archive Calendar"
class="hCalendarTable">
<tr>
<td colspan="7" align="center" class="hCalendarMonthYearRow">
<a href="/roller/en/?cat=General&date=200701" title="Prev"
class="hCalendarNavBar">«</a> February 2007
</td>
</tr>
Any XML processor is likely to complain about the href because it
sees "&date=" as a syntactically incorrect XML entity. What an XML
processsor needs in this situation is "&date=" or the URL-escaped
variant "%26date=".
After looking at the source, I think the problem is in
getQueryString in org.apache.roller.util.URLUtilities
getQueryString just outputs a plain "&", with no options for other
formats as far as I can see.
Is there any way of telling Roller to generate 100% pure XML (or at
least an & or the URL-encoding in this case)?
Steve
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