Re: .NET Tidy DLL isn't fixing attribute minimization

Hi Dustin,

The selected="selected" attribute syntax is not required for HTML 
output.  Try XHTML output.  This is not set by default for any version of 
Tidy, including the .NET wrapper.

hth,
Charlie

At 02:01 PM 5/23/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi, I really like your .NET Tidy DLL but ran into a problem with it or
>my settings aren't correct.
>
>Say I want to run this HTML string thru tidy.
>
><select id="FavoritePizzaTopping">
>     <option value="" selected></option>
>     <option value="Extra Cheese">Extra Cheese</option>
>     <option value="Sausage">Sausage</option>
>     <option value="Green Peppers">Green Peppers</option>
></select>
>
>
>With these Tidy.NET settings turned on it is not fixing the attribute
>minimization problem with the selected attribute of the first option in
>the select.
>Tidy.DocumentClass document = new DocumentClass();
>document.ParseString(Content);
>
>document.SetOptBool(Tidy.TidyOptionId.TidyBodyOnly, 1);
>document.SetOptBool(Tidy.TidyOptionId.TidyXhtmlOut,
>1);
>document.SetOptInt(Tidy.TidyOptionId.TidyWrapLen, 255);
>
>document.CleanAndRepair();
>
>Tidy should convert this into <option value=""
>selected="selected"></option>.
>
>If you know a fix could you please email me.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dustin Michaels



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