Vote #71632
完了Nested textile ol/ul lists generate invalid HTML
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If I've got more than one Projects in Projects view, the next Project item (e.g. My Project 2) in the list will break.
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Even lost the end of the text.
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Can't reproduce with current trunk. Tested with default and classic themes, using FF11.0, Chrome 18 or IE9.
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Maybe there's some fix in between? Let me test when there's new release...
that's super fast response from jean! Cheers!
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No, I reproduced with trunk but with only a part of the text you posted.
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Etienne Massip wrote:
> No, I reproduced with trunk but with only a part of the text you posted.
Which part exactly?
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Well, the last part I think but I'll check again.
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Got it.
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This is a textile issue. This text generates invalid html (closing tags at the end are in reverse order).
Here is a patch that fixes it:
<pre>
Index: lib/redcloth3.rb
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--- lib/redcloth3.rb (revision 9405)
+++ lib/redcloth3.rb (working copy)
@@ -585,9 +585,10 @@
last_line = line_id
end
if line_id - last_line > 1 or line_id == lines.length - 1
- depth.delete_if do |v|
+ depth.reverse.each do |v|
lines[last_line] << "</li>\n\t</#{ lT( v ) }l>"
end
+ depth = []
end
end
lines.join( "\n" )
</pre>
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Fixed in r9430.
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Typo.
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Merged.
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