- From: Thomas B. Passin <tpassin@mitretek.org>
- Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 12:56:57 -0400
- To: <html-tidy@w3.org>
Serge- >>T. B. Passin" wrote: >> 1) Using the xml or xhtml output options generate ill-formed xml for elements >> that are not closed in the source html, like <br> or <meta>. You replied >I use tidy, set the XHTML flag, and it does produce <br /> tags >correctly. Can you provide some examples?Serge KnystautasLoki Technologies It's very strange. I made up a short test html file to test it when I read your reply, and it worked. So I went back to the long (30k) file I had originally had problems with. It worked too! Not only that, the problem I had where Tidy did not terminate after processing the input file - that problem went away too. I'm mystified. The changes from erroneous results to excellent results were these: 1) I shut down all open windows. I had quite a few open previously. 2) I started a new command line session (I'm running Windows 95). Perhaps Windows was short on some resource and this caused DOS or Tidy to malfunction. I dunno! Thanks for your help, it got me to check it out again. Tom Passin
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