Quoting Ian Hickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
# A control is said to have no value selected if its value is the
# empty string.
"empty string" was the bit I was falling over.
But that doesn't have any effect on radio buttons or check boxes.
(Especially now that I've removed that odd example I mentioned.)
If you say so. It is not particularly clear to me though, as should be
clear by now.
Apparently... but I don't see how it could have any effect. Nothing in the
spec says anything about "no value selected" having any effect on radio
buttons or check boxes, does it?
It says "A control". Perhaps it should say, "A form control, with the
exception
of radio buttons, checkboxes and file controls, is said to have no value
selected if its value is the empty string."
It's a problem in HTML too (depends on the UA, typically, some are more
compliant than others).
Right... You mean the one that is based on SGML?
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Anne van Kesteren
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