Hmm, yes, I agree.
For example, what do you think about this?
<t:htmlTag value="a">
<t:htmlTagParam name="href" value="foo"/>
</t:htmlTag>
Martin Marinschek ha scritto:
Well, I don't like the string-notation at all.
I'd like to use embedded param-tags for that.
Any objection to this?
regards,
Martin
On 2/20/06, Claudio Tasso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've noticed that the t:htmlTag does not correctly handle attributes,
but it just permits using bare elements.
For example, if you write:
<t:htmlTag value="a href='foo'"/>
then the result is:
<a href='foo'></a href='foo'>
which is quite ugly (and incorrect).
Don't you think that a better attribute handling is needed?
For example, I think that considering the strings following the first
one being attributes should be correct.
I could look at the implementation and provide a patch, if you like.
