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- Interesting post. Appreciate it as I have seen something new now. Can I use this info on my blog using the direct link to your blog? Thanks in advance
- Well I had crash I think, and that was related to the fact that text was not set -- it required at least "" to be provided. But they have fixed it since, so now everything should work...
- Well, I drop a TextEditor component onto my form, and everhthing crashes. I suppose there is some 'proper' way to use it, but what I would really love is an example, because I could find...
- Ok, what exceptions are you getting? They might have broken something since the version I downloaded, or I could have occasionally set some options that is required by it to work correctly.
- Hi, I saw your post on StackOverflow regarding use of AvalonEdit, so I ended up downloading it and playing with it a bit. Unfortunately, after an hour of exception after exception, I gave up. So I...
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I really like what is happening to Web.
Cool-new-ajaxy sites are often actually more friendly, useful and powerful.
Web development seem to become way less hacky.
And a lot of standards that are gaining adoption are actually extremely useful (think about RSS).
But there is a group of n ... Continue reading »
Cool-new-ajaxy sites are often actually more friendly, useful and powerful.
Web development seem to become way less hacky.
And a lot of standards that are gaining adoption are actually extremely useful (think about RSS).
But there is a group of n ... Continue reading »
2 years ago
Microformats achieve the same thing, do not break the way (X)HTML is supposed to work, use what is defined in (X)HTML for semantics, and are backward-compatible to quirksmode
Perhaps microformats are only a stepping-stone, but they are a good one
2 years ago
All three browsers that I have at home (IE7, Firefox and Opera 9.20) handle them just fine.
2 years ago
2 years ago
But, formally, if I set doctype to xhtml, I feel my right to push in any tags if they have correct (xmlns declared) namespaces. And browsers behave as if I am right.
The only problem with this is that IE requires xmlns on html tag, and that means that my content can not be embedded without an iframe (which is not a solution). I am still figuring out the solution for this problem.