Hello,
there seems to be a bug in the html tidy routing.
For example, I have the following lines in my code:
<div id="<%= iif(nimgpp > 6, "match6", "match2") %>">
<% for i = 1 to nRemainingCnt
The result is a mess:
<div id="<%= iif(nimgpp > 6,">
"> <% for i = 1 to nRemainingCnt
The problem seems to be asp tags inside of an html string.
But there are more problems, for example there is an asp section after the </body> tag, where I put my helper functions. After the html tidy, this section is inside the body tags, but the tags are all messed up now, several closing tags are no longer matching their opening counterparts, etc. So it looks like there is a big mixup of the asp and html sections.
Regards,
Werner
Bug in Webuilder 2010 with HTML Tidy
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Re: Bug in Webuilder 2010 with HTML Tidy
Well,, Tidy is a external program and a different project not managed at all by blumentals software.
I ran your string in a public html tidy web site and gave me the same results. Try this: http://infohound.net/tidy/
The official tidy web page is http://tidy.sourceforge.net/
You should go there to ask about this as tidy is own by them
I ran your string in a public html tidy web site and gave me the same results. Try this: http://infohound.net/tidy/
The official tidy web page is http://tidy.sourceforge.net/
You should go there to ask about this as tidy is own by them