Re: HTML::Tree - literal attributes get escaped anyway [PATCH]

Ok test case now passes. Attached file updates Changes, a test case
and HTML/Element.pm as needed.

On 1/27/06, Terrence Brannon <metaperl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have added a test to the HTML-Tree svn and plan to post a fix by the
> end of the day, but thought I would give everyone a heads up first.
>
> The idea is that sometimes you want to toss a bit of javascript into
> an attribute. For example, we want the onclick attribute to look like
> this:
>
> <tr class="alternate" onclick="window.location.href='/report/fullcsv'">
>
> but that is currently impossible. It gets rendered like this:
>
> <tr class="alternate" 
> onclick="window.location.href=&#39;/report/fullcsv&#39;">
>
> If you try to set the attribute value to a super-literal, then the
> object just gets stringified:
>
> <tr class="alternate" onclick="HTML::Element=HASH(0x8311dcc)">
>
> So my strategy is to recognize a super-literal and put
> $literal->{text} in as the value of the attribute without calling the
> encode_entities() routine.
>
> That's all for now... more later (hopefully in an hour or two),
> --
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>


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