Allegro Serve - xhtml compliant code
Julia Fraile Arévalo <[email protected]> Wed, 11 Dec 2002 10:12:16 +0100
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Hello: I recently downloaded the Allegro Server and after going through the tutorials and examples my impression is that of an excellent example of practical LISP programming. I'm really looking forward to study the code more closely. My current LISP skills are limited although I've worked with html and dynamic webpages for several years. One thing about the Allegro Serve project stroke me: Everything, protocols etc. seems to be up to date, nevertheless the htmlgen produces html syntax which is not compliant with XHTML 1.0 version, by generating attribute names in upper-case and unterminated empty elements like <br> and <img>. Is there any particular reason for this disposition? My guess is that it should be relatively easy to correct the output syntax, furthermore the required syntax for XHTML (lower-case and terminated empty elements like <br /> does not exclude a correct code generation in HTLM4.1 . Could anybody (maybe the authors) please give me a hint on how (and where) to correct the lisp code for output generation in order to able to generate XHTML compliant code? Thank you Poul Pock-Steen [email protected]