- From: Luke Dobson <luke.dobson@ascom.ch>
- Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 12:44:30 +0000
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
Dave J Woolley wrote: > > > From: Luke Dobson [SMTP:luke.dobson@ascom.ch] > > > > <IMG HEIGHT="16" WIDTH="12" > > SRC="/cgi-bin/general/counter.pl?from=books&num=8&roman=1"> > > > Regardless of what Amaya is doing with it, this > is invalid and relies on browser error recovery > for unknown entities. The correct version is: > > <IMG HEIGHT="16" WIDTH="12" > SRC="/cgi-bin/general/counter.pl?from=books&num=8&roman=1"> The output from forms submission appears to be without the & as is the output from Amaya. If I change the code to add the "&", Amaya removes it when it saves it and corrupts it the next time it opens it anyway! <img height="16" width="12" src="/cgi-bin/general/counter.pl?from=books&num=4&roman=1"> > Note that the HTML spec reccomends that CGI scripts which > are likely to be used with simulated forms URLs should > accept ; as equivalent to & to avoid the need for > replacing the &s with entities. The scripts are okay with the ";". Amaya also seems to intermittently remove comments!. Its a pity as this seems to otherwise be a good HTML editor, its the first I've played with that I've not given up with after five minutes. Cheers --- Luke Dobson ---------------------------------------------------- Perl: the swiss-army chainsaw of computer languages.
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