Re: PHP & tidy

> * Nuno Lopes wrote:
> > I'm a bit confused about the PHP tidy wrapper.
> > I've submited a bug I've discovered to both tidy and php bug system:
> > http://bugs.php.net/28880
> > http://tidy.sf.net/bug/976839
> >
> > But both said "its not our problem" :)
>
> The command line version does not have this problem, right? So there is
> a difference in how the PHP Wrapper and the command line application use
> the library, right? That either means that the different behavior of the
> PHP Wrapper is by design in which case your expectations are wrong and
> this is indeed not a bug, or it is a bug in the PHP Wrapper. You would
> need to tell us in which way Tidy misbehaves here, ideally with minimal
> C code that reproduces the problem without relying on the PHP Wrapper.
> Again, the command line version does not have this problem, so why do
> you think this is a bug in the library?

Exactly, the command line version doesn't have this problem.

The PHP wrapper just uses the library normally, and doesn't do anything 
special: it just pass the html to tidy.
The problem is that if I parse a xhtml document, without specifing the 
'ouput-xhtml' option, it will return HTML code (and it is even non 
compliant).

The tidylib should automatically check the 'doctype' of the document and 
then choose the type of the document automatically.

If I have some time later, I'll try to produce a minimal program to 
demonstrate this.

Nuno


P.S.: Tidy is a great program, I just want to help to improve it ;) 



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