Well, waddaya know... you're right :)
Thanks Jay, I really missed the obvious.
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Subject: Re: [xsl] readonly attribute problem in validation
When I read that error message, I get the impression that it wants
<input readonly="readonly">
That's totally untested - just an idea.
Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
"Wong Chin Shin" <publicbbs(_at_)nascencetech(_dot_)com>
11/29/2004 11:53 AM
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[xsl] readonly attribute problem in validation
Hi,
When I run my XSL-transformed code through the XHMTML validator, I get a
complaint saying that 'value of attribute "readonly" cannot be "1"; must
be
one of "readonly"'. I guess that means instead of <input readonly="1"> I
must output it as <input readonly>. However, XSL forbids me to do this, or
at the very least XMLSpy complains like heck when I try to save. How can I
get by this?
Thanks!
Wong
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