Thanks for the quick response!
On Monday 30 October 2006 10:05, Michael Kay wrote:
If it's XHTML then it's in a namespace, which means it isn't called
"textarea" but "xhtml:textarea".
Uh, right, yeah, I probably neither had sufficient understanding nor did
I explain it clearly enough.
The textarea element is in the default namespace of the stylesheet, I
have not assigned any namespace to that. The fragment I get from
TinyMCE is asserted to be XHTML under some conditions I think I have
met, but I have not actually seen a namespace on these elements either.
I suspect "valid XHTML" ignores a few things, such as the namespace
declaration. Also, TinyMCE gives me a whole document, but I manipulate
the DOM in my application to only include children of the body.
I tried to insert a xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"; and
xhtml:textarea, but it made no difference.
Best,
Kjetil
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