- From: Laurent Carcone <carcone@w3.org>
- Date: Sun, 28 May 2006 14:27:06 +0200
- To: Martin Duerst <duerst@it.aoyama.ac.jp>
- Cc: Thomas Jedenfelt <thomas_jedenfelt_1@operamail.com>, www-amaya@w3.org
Hello Martin; Martin Duerst wrote: > Hello Laurent, > > I have observed some behavior/bug similar to the one described by Thomas. > If I try to create a <code> element e.g. at the start of an empty <p>, > I get told "Invalid Selection". But the Amaya version is 9.5 (April 12 > 2006). This problem is still present in 9.51 and 8.8.51 (and for other Information type). I 'll report it. > > I discovered the workaround of entering a character myself. > But I still consider it a bug. From your mail below, I'm > not completely sure that you also consider it a bug. Do you? Personally, I consider it as a bug. I waited to be at work to discuss it's fix and to note it in the open bug file. I just found this workaround and thought it was worth to report it immediately. Regards, Laurent Carcone > > Regards, Martin. > > At 18:50 06/05/25, Laurent Carcone wrote: > > > >Hello Thomas, > > > >Thomas Jedenfelt wrote: > > > >>Amaya 8.8.51 > >>Windows XP > >> > >>When inserting an image within a Definition Detail (<dd>), the image > dialogue box will not always appear. > >>(It concerns inserting both by way of the keyboard shortcut > (Ctrl+h+i) and the Menu.) > >> > >>Steps to reproduce: > >> > >> 1. Create a new document. > >> 2. Insert a Definition List (DL). > >> 3. Enter a text string for DT. > >> 4. Insert a DD, and then try to insert an image. > >> > >> > >Indeed, it happens when we try to insert an image immediately after > having created the <dd>. > >The following structure (block \ dd \ dl \ body \ html) is displayed > in the status bar when a <dd> is created, I guess Amaya creates a > temporary element <block> replaced by a element <Text> as soon as a > character is typed, and that element <block> doesn't accept an element > <img>. > > > >>A work-around is to Reload the document. Then the image dialogue box > will appear. > >> > >> > >Another work-around is to enter and remove a character in the <dd> > before to insert an image. > > > >>Regards, > >>Thomas Jedenfelt > >> > >> > >Thanks for the report. > > > >Laurent Carcone > > > >>P.S. > >>Thanks for fixing the "white-space" issue in the new version (8.8.51). > >> >
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