I submitted a patch last fall that I believe was incorporated in the
mainline (which is not yet released). This patch enabled the
"outputter" to explictly not output ' but to use ' instead. If
you're careful else where, this is can work.
David
Petr Stehlik wrote:
Hi,
fighting with IE6 XHTML bugs for two days already I thought I'd better
ask here:
if I feed Enhydra 5.0's XMLC with a transitional XHTML 1.0 containing
<a onmouseover="alert('hello, world!')">
is it OK if (when it runs) it produces (note the apostrophes)
<a onmouseover="alert('hello, world!')">
?
While Gecko handles it flawlessly the IE chokes on that. Who's fault is
it? Can this conversion be turned off off?
BTW, same conversion of apostrophes happens in a plain text but that is
handled by IE6 OK (IE5.5 not, though).
Petr
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