I think using such tokens such as a period or hash symbol in the
selector is a wretched idea.
Can you think of a regex to parse out the distinct class names from
the period delimited names. First thought was sure, anything that
isn't preceded by a space, but what about this notation, "div.ATeam"
I am referencing a div that has the class name ATeam, so now we have
to create a whitelist of HTML elements that wouldn't be considered in
the selector "div.A.Team" Oh but wait now we have tripped on our
feet, now we have what could be considered in our white list but it is
now a piece of the period delimited class name, the headache ensues
when class names further collide with HTML elements
"address.address".
Underscore for the win.
Cheers,
Matt
On Oct 9, 11:08 am, "raghubetter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Help on Open-SSl implementation with Apache +
> windows.http://rails-ssl.blogspot.com/
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