I just updated one of my workstations to the newest Safari. In one of my Wonder
Apps, I have an AjaxInPlaceEditor in a table.
My Entity has a method:
public String statusWithNull() {
if (this.itemStatus() == null || this.itemStatus().length() ==
0) {
return "Status ......";
}
return this.itemStatus();
}
Obviously, if the itemStatus is null I am returning "Status ……"
In the new Safari, if the user clicks on the inPlaceEditor, she will get an
text area to edit and the "Status ……" shows up. Her job is to place an 'X' at
the end of the dots. when she does this in the newest Safari she sees "Status
...â¦X"
It seems that the newest Safari is substituting "â¦" for the last three
periods. This is what is stored "Status ...<C3><A2><C2><80><C2><A6>X" in the
backend.
My work around is to get her to use Firefox, but I would like to find what I
did wrong. this is the top of my HTML:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";>
<html lang="en">
My feeling is that somehow, Safari is translating the three dots into an
Ellipsis and screwing the pooch.
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