Am 13.08.2006 um 00:04 schrieb Thomas:
A different problem is that Web-page-embedded WYSIWYG HTML editors
can't handle the wotags. They either delete them or quote all the
attributes or do other bad stuff. I've even considered being able
to parse another form, eg {wotag wotype="WOString" ...} just for this.
Do it like Tapestry does it. You can slap a jswid (or whatever the
name is) on any odd tag. Normally you'd use SPAN tags. So you can have:
<tr wo:component="WOConditional" static:condition="true">
Which looks enough like a plain XHTML tag. Do *not* use any schema
that does not parse to xml. You will regret it pretty soon...
Cheers, Anjo
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