- From: fantasai <fantasai.lists@inkedblade.net>
- Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 20:21:44 +0200
Ian Hickson wrote: >>2.9. The pattern attribute >>-------------------------- >> >># If the attribute is empty or omitted then it is equivalent to .* (which, >># with the implied start and end characters, becomes ^.*$), which matches >># anything. >> >>I'm not too familiar with the details of ECMA regex, but I believe that >>pattern excludes newlines, which you do not want to do for <textarea>. > > Good point. I used a regular expression pattern you hate instead... hehehe. What is the empty string supposed to do if you use it as a regex pattern in ECMA? http://www.jacobsm.com/regexp.htm seems to say "match anything", so you could define the empty string as being the pattern "" without the ^$ bit. >>2.16. Handling unexpected elements and values >>--------------------------------------------- >> >># Unless otherwise forced to appear by a stylesheet, other child nodes are >># never visible. >>... >># rendering the initial value only, with the rest of the content not displayed >># (unless forced to appear through some CSS) >> >>Forced to appear how? By what CSS? > > CSS3 'content', for instance. Example? ~fantasai -- http://fantasai.inkedblade.net/contact
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