oxygen delete's empty <![CDATA[]]>
oxygen delete's empty <![CDATA[]]>
Hi,
since there is a problem with handling <textarea/> in browsers (solution for mozilla is to send header application/xhtml+xml, but IE do not know this header
) I've finally find out, how to easilly prevent xslt parsers to collapse <textarea></textarea> into <textarea/>
by putting <![CDATA[]]> in it. It's empty (no spaces etc...) and it works.. cool
but when I use pretty print in oxygen, it removes this "empty but usefull
" element... and everything is screwed up in that moment...
is there any way to force oxygen to not care about <![CDATA[]]> tags?
thanks for help
since there is a problem with handling <textarea/> in browsers (solution for mozilla is to send header application/xhtml+xml, but IE do not know this header
) I've finally find out, how to easilly prevent xslt parsers to collapse <textarea></textarea> into <textarea/>by putting <![CDATA[]]> in it. It's empty (no spaces etc...) and it works.. cool
but when I use pretty print in oxygen, it removes this "empty but usefull
" element... and everything is screwed up in that moment...is there any way to force oxygen to not care about <![CDATA[]]> tags?
thanks for help
Hi,
Oxygen has two formatting actions. One is "Format and indent" that does a "heavy" formatting and that parses the document first, thus it cannot keep empty CDATA sections. The other is "Indent selection" available from the contextual menu (right click on Windows) that does a "light" formatting affecting only the spaces at the beggining of lines. So check the "Indent selection" action and see if that solves your problem.
Best Regards,
George
Oxygen has two formatting actions. One is "Format and indent" that does a "heavy" formatting and that parses the document first, thus it cannot keep empty CDATA sections. The other is "Indent selection" available from the contextual menu (right click on Windows) that does a "light" formatting affecting only the spaces at the beggining of lines. So check the "Indent selection" action and see if that solves your problem.
Best Regards,
George