| > A small problem with parsing:
> when a js or css file is in a link so that it can be
viewed
> (<a href='file.css'>read the source</a>), even in a
> textarea or pre block, the file is parsed and this
> generates a lot of html error files with any missing file
> extension.
> Is it really useful?
Err not really.. but I will have to implement some hack to
avoid these files (I'll have to track opening/closing tags)
> Java applet are sometimes parsed, sometimes not and
values
> are not parsed any more with the new versions
> (value=text.html or value='text.txt' ...)
Values in these tags should not be parsed ; except when
the "attempt to detect all links" dirty hack recognizes a
link. The java parsing is quite hard anyway, and is not
always working properly.
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