- From: Brent Hale <BrentH@iLumin.com>
- Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 14:51:08 -0400 (EDT)
- To: "'html-tidy@w3.org'" <html-tidy@w3.org>
I have an XML document with embedded HTML tags that I want to correct (make lower-case) in order to be a correct XHTML document. Tidy does not appear to make the HTML tags lower case as I would have guessed. If I copy out the HTML section and remove the XML tags from around the HTML's Input elements, then run tidy on it, it makes the tags lower case. I've tried several different configuration options but none seem to force tidy to make the HTML tags lower-case. Here's how I thought I should have been able to call it: tidy --input-xml yes --output-xml yes --output-xhtml yes --add-xml-decl yes --assume-xml-procins yes file.xml Here is a portion of the document I was hoping to fix <sec3c> <INPUT type="text" name="sec3c" rows="5" /> </sec3c> I was hoping it would correct it to: <sec3c> <input type="text" name="sec3c" rows="5" /> </sec3c> What am I missing? --------------------------------------------------- Brent Hale iLumin Corporation Freedom is simply the ability to brenth@ilumin.com experience the consequences www.ilumin.com of your decisions.
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