bernard.deschamp at sonovision-itep.fr wrote:
> In a css file, If I use a "radio-button" associated to a "yes or no" attribute
> which has a lowercase name, it works very well.
> But if the attribute name is in uppercase (see "OK" attribute in the attached
> example), then XXE try to create it with a lowercase name (ok=.. instead of
> OK=..)
>
> Sorry if it is due to a bad usage or an error in configuration ; I am a new
> user...
>
> (the xxe extension has been replaced by .xe because I have got a pb with
> Winzip).
This is very easy to fix.
The problem comes from the CSS style sheet in which you have specified
radio-button. A CSS style sheet is case-insensitive.
Just replace:
---
REP::attribute(OK) {
attribute-content-left: " ";
attribute-content-middle: radio-buttons(
attribute, OK,
labels, "Bon\A Faux",
values, "1\A 0"
);
show-attribute: always;
margin-left:5pt;
color: black;
}
---
by:
---
REP::attribute("OK") {
attribute-content-left: " ";
attribute-content-middle: radio-buttons(
attribute, "OK",
labels, "Bon\A Faux",
values, "1\A 0"
);
show-attribute: always;
margin-left:5pt;
color: black;
}
---
Notice that CSS case-insentive identifiers OK have been replaced by CSS
quoted strings "OK".
