On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Klaus Johannes Rusch wrote: > In <3A41AEEE.E81E9F81@firstech.com>, Gary L Peskin > <garyp@firstech.com> writes: > > If the source html contains a tag with an uppercase attribute, how can it be > > converted to lowercase? The uppercase value is not valid XHTML. > > tidy does not convert attribute values to lowercase. As for the method > attribute I am somewhat surprised to see that only a fixed set of > values is allowed and is required to be in lowercase since methods are > generally written in uppercase, and I recall some older browsers > wouldn't even handle method="post" correctly. I'm surprised too. HTTP/1.1 defines method names as case-sensitive (so POST and post are different) and defines all its methods in upper-case only. -- Daniel Biddle <deltab@osian.net>Received on Thursday, 21 December 2000 07:44:05 GMT
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