Taivo Sarapik wrote:
> when you use own dtd-file and attribute name contains uppercase letters
> (for example "createdDate") the replaced content doesn't recognize the
> attribute.
>
> For example
>
> <css-file clip>
>
> task:after { content: text-field(attribute, createdDate, columns, 8,
> background-color, rgb(220,220,220), color, rgb(0,0,0)) " "
> text-field(attribute, estimate, columns, 8, background-color,
> rgb(220,220,220), color, rgb(0,0,0));
> color: rgb(155,194,203);
> }
>
> </cssfile clip>
>
> "createdDate"-attribute doesn't work in Xmlmind Standart v. 2.6 or
> previous versions, but "estimate" works fine.
In CSS, createdDate is parsed as an identifier and, unfortunately,
unlike in XML, CSS identifiers are case-insensitive. This means that
createdDate is parsed as createddate.
If you want to specify the name of an attribute in the text-field()
construct, you need to specify it using something which is case sensitive:
* strings: text-field(attribute, "createdDate")
* OR qualified names: text-field(attribute, |createdDate) (|createdDate
means local part=createdDate and no namespace. This is CSS3.).
Sorry for this pitfall.
