Re: tidy - ? html tree number

Hi, Gary

HOW I CAN SAY GREAT THANKS TO YOU! YOU ARE WONDERFULLY RIGHT!

Although i still need to do something more, your help is very very
wonderful to me.

Thanks and thanks.

Major



On Mon, 8 Jan 2001, Gary L Peskin wrote:

> Chunbo Shao wrote:
> > Many many thanks to your kind help. I attach my files to you. Actually, i
> > just use the example java file TestDOM class in "jtidy.html" which is from
> > the tidy package. My html file is out0.html. "resu" is the output by
> > running "java TestDOM out0.html > resu". Please see the "resu" file and
> > "out0.html", the "len" for <html> is 1, not 2. But it should be 2. Because
> > it has <head> and <body> in "out0.html". And, the "len" for <head> in
> > "resu" is 1, not 3. But it should be 3 because <meta>, <script> and
> > <title> are 3 children of <head> in "out0.html".
> 
> Okay, Chunbo, I've found the problem.  My clue was the warning messages
> received from running TestDOM.  I received the message:
> 
> line 10 column 1 - Warning: unexpected </head> in <meta>
> 
> This was a hint that something was wrong since </head> seems to be
> perfectly okay.  Upon reviewing TestDOM.java, I see the line:
> 
>   tidy.setXmlTags(true);
> 
> This tells JTidy to treat the input as XML, not as HTML.  If you comment
> out this line, then the input will be treated as HTML and everything
> will behave as you expect.
> 
> HTH,
> Gary
> 
>

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