The quote marks in the PDF must be the typographer's quote: "like this pair" and not the straight quote like "this pair". The straight quote marks probably got converted when the code is pasted into the page layout program. The author should probably turn of auto quote mark convertion off in the page layout program.
On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Phil Grimm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Guys, > > More than a few times, I've been bitten by a problem with double quote > characters when I copy Wicket tags from the WIA PDF into to HTML editor of > my IDE (NetBeans). > > In the NetBeans editor, the copied double-quote characters display with a > slight tilt to the right (the "normal" double quotes display as two > vertical > lines). So, they are a different type of character, but NetBeans editor > renders them fine. And I think the browser (firefox) parses them ok. > > But when the webapp is run, Wicket gives the following error.. > > WicketMessage: > The wicket:id attribute value must not be empty. May be unmatched > quotes?!? > > And here, you can see the display of the double-quote characters (in the > browser error page). > > <a href=”#” wicket:id=”registerLink”>Register</a> > > To fix this, I just go delete the double quotes in the NetBeans editor and > re-type them. > I realize this is probably some kind of font issue, but if there is a way > to > address this, it would save some people frustration. > This is not a big deal, but if someone understands the issue, it might > help > some of us avoid this. > > Then again, if it's not obvious what the problem is, "if it hurts, don't > do > it" might be a reasonable response. > Probably not worth spending any time on investigating. > > > Phil > > -- > Phil Grimm > Mobile: (858) 335-3426 > Skype: philgrimm336 >
