Andy,
Thanks for looking into this. Sorry I did not check my
mail before sending you my previous mail.
I personally Neko should follow common practice
because its mainly purpose is to correct mis-formed
HTML pages (page not following the spec).
Thank you.
Sam
--- Andy Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sam Cheung wrote:
> > I have a very simple filter which print out all
> > start/end elements. I find that the NOSCRIPT
> nodes
> > does not close until it see a new NOSCRIPT node.
>
> Your HTML file has this content:
>
> <noscript><table><tr><td>
> </noscript>
>
> However, the HTML (4.01) DTD defines the following
> content
> model for the <noscript> tag:
>
> <!ELEMENT NOSCRIPT - - (%flow;)*
>
> Therefore, this kind of construct should not be
> allowed
> in an HTML file. That being said, I notice that
> Mozilla
> treats the content of <noscript> as CDATA which
> means
> that all of the content is simple text. So what is
> the
> "right" thing to do? Should NekoHTML follow the spec
> or
> should it follow common practice?
>
> It's very simple to change NekoHTML to make the
> content
> of <noscript> be straight text. To do so, change
> line
> 317 of HTMLElements.java from:
>
> ELEMENTS.addElement(new Element(NOSCRIPT,
> "NOSCRIPT", 0, new
> short[]{HEAD,BODY}, null));
>
> to:
>
> ELEMENTS.addElement(new Element(NOSCRIPT,
> "NOSCRIPT",
> Element.SPECIAL, new short[]{HEAD,BODY}, null));
>
> and rebuild.
>
> What are your thoughts on this?
>
> --
> Andy Clark * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
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