You probably need to preprocess your HTML with tidy before you introduce
it to Cocoon.
John
Ola Berg wrote:
At work I have to handle really bad written HTML (they used some really bad HTML
generator):
html
body
h1Hello, world!/H1
Hi there.
p
This is plain wrong.
p
But it works in certain
Ola Berg wrote:
From: John Moylan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You probably need to preprocess your HTML with tidy before you introduce
it to Cocoon.
Well, according to the sitemap in the cocoon dist (2.0.2), jtidy is involved in the
HTML generator.
Yes, correct.
Yes, preprocessing is a
From: Nicola Ken Barozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HTMLGenerator uses JTidy directly, without making assumptions itself.
If you can use JTidy to work for you, it should work - or can be easily
made to work - with HTMLGenerator too.
What do you mean? I can use JTidy on my system, whether Cocoon
Ola Berg wrote:
From: Nicola Ken Barozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HTMLGenerator uses JTidy directly, without making assumptions itself.
If you can use JTidy to work for you, it should work - or can be easily
made to work - with HTMLGenerator too.
What do you mean? I can use JTidy on my system,
On Friday 06 September 2002 16:30, Ola Berg wrote:
. . .
is it safe to believe that HTMLGenerator utilizes JTidy and
that JTidy fails,
As Nicola told you, HTMLGenerator *does* use JTidy, as is clearly visible
from the source code.
However, AFAIK JTidy offers many more options than what
At work I have to handle really bad written HTML (they used some really bad HTML
generator):
html
body
h1Hello, world!/H1
Hi there.
p
This is plain wrong.
p
But it works in certain browsers
/body
/html
I thought by using the HTMLGenerator, the Tidy-thing should take care of this. In my
site
