Details
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Bug
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Status: Closed
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Major
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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0.7
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None
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Urgent
Description
Reported via user list:
Using HTML as a source:
> I manage to cut out one '>' too much. The page still manages to render. There
> is no error message, and...I'll be damned...the entire title line is gone,
> even when I "view source".
I guess this is a problem of using HTML as the source and would not occur if you were using XDoc.
We use JTidy to preprocess the HTML (we must have valid XML to work with). I guess JTidy is just removing the invalid content. Can we configure JTidy to fail if such an error exists.
Does such an error get spotted during the validation stage of a "forrest site" command (execute directly with "forrest validate")
Using HTML as a source:
> I manage to cut out one '>' too much. The page still manages to render. There
> is no error message, and...I'll be damned...the entire title line is gone,
> even when I "view source".
I guess this is a problem of using HTML as the source and would not occur if you were using XDoc.
We use JTidy to preprocess the HTML (we must have valid XML to work with). I guess JTidy is just removing the invalid content. Can we configure JTidy to fail if such an error exists.
Does such an error get spotted during the validation stage of a "forrest site" command (execute directly with "forrest validate")