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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by An...@mPower.com on 2000/08/30 01:56:44 UTC

XSP bug with new line characters?

Hello,

I'm using the following two lines in my xml document:
        <xsp:attribute 
name="que-num"><xsp:expr>question</xsp:expr></xsp:attribute>
        <xsp:attribute 
name="sec-num"><xsp:expr>section</xsp:expr></xsp:attribute>

However, if these are broken up into more than two lines, cocoon will not 
parse the document, resulting in an empty document.
for example:

        <xsp:attribute name="que-num">
                <xsp:expr>question</xsp:expr>
        </xsp:attribute>
        <xsp:attribute name="sec-num">
                <xsp:expr>section</xsp:expr>
        </xsp:attribute>

The 6 lines above result in an empty error.

Is this a bug, where cocoon needs these on two lines, and only two lines?
If there is a work-around please help! Thanks.

(by the way, I'm using XMLSpy v. 3.0.7, which is converting the two lines 
at the top to the six lines above whenever I open the document).

Anthony Ettinger
Sr. Web Developer
415-875-8936
ettinger@mpower.com
http://www.401kafe.com
http://www.irajunction.com

Re: XSP bug with new line characters?

Posted by Perry Molendijk <pe...@inflexions.com>.

To stop XMLSpy from indenting and breaking lines go to edit - settings select the file types tab and select the file extention on the left and select the Text View option under Default View. I have had a few problems myself with the linebreaks and indenting added by XMLSpy mainly with xhtml documents in IE5.

Perry
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Anthony.Ettinger@mPower.com 
To: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org 
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 7:56 AM
Subject: XSP bug with new line characters?

Hello, 

I'm using the following two lines in my xml document: 
        <xsp:attribute name="que-num"><xsp:expr>question</xsp:expr></xsp:attribute> 
        <xsp:attribute name="sec-num"><xsp:expr>section</xsp:expr></xsp:attribute> 

However, if these are broken up into more than two lines, cocoon will not parse the document, resulting in an empty document. 
for example: 

        <xsp:attribute name="que-num"> 
                <xsp:expr>question</xsp:expr> 
        </xsp:attribute> 
        <xsp:attribute name="sec-num"> 
                <xsp:expr>section</xsp:expr> 
        </xsp:attribute> 

The 6 lines above result in an empty error. 

Is this a bug, where cocoon needs these on two lines, and only two lines? 
If there is a work-around please help! Thanks. 

(by the way, I'm using XMLSpy v. 3.0.7, which is converting the two lines at the top to the six lines above whenever I open the document).

Anthony Ettinger
Sr. Web Developer
415-875-8936
ettinger@mpower.com
http://www.401kafe.com
http://www.irajunction.com