Contribute producing non-XHTML compliant code?

[Michael Eichelsd?rfer]

Thanks to RichardC!

I share his thoughts 100 percent. Especially: ...they (non-XHTML attributes)
shouldn't be available in XHTML pages.

If this was generally the case (for all XHTML tags), I would tell every single
of my customers to buy contribute. At the moment I would need to switch off
most of the menus (by editing the corresponding xml files) for my clients, and
still there would be risks remaining (like double-clicking on an existing
image, the applying values for non-XHTML attributes...). (It's even possible in
3.1)

By the way: Most of the rest of Contribute looks absolutely great - the guys
who did this should not have any problems to make it work "standards compliant"
regarding the availability of element attributes. So PLEASE DO IT!

Cheers.

[Murray *TMM*]

Please make this suggestion directly to the development team -

[url]http://www.macromedia.com/support/email/wishform/[/url]

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"Michael Eichelsd?rfer" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:dbo5j0$mde$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Thanks to RichardC!
>
> I share his thoughts 100 percent. Especially: ...they (non-XHTML
> attributes)
> shouldn't be available in XHTML pages.
>
> If this was generally the case (for all XHTML tags), I would tell every
> single
> of my customers to buy contribute. At the moment I would need to switch
> off
> most of the menus (by editing the corresponding xml files) for my clients,
> and
> still there would be risks remaining (like double-clicking on an existing
> image, the applying values for non-XHTML attributes...). (It's even
> possible in
> 3.1)
>
> By the way: Most of the rest of Contribute looks absolutely great - the
> guys
> who did this should not have any problems to make it work "standards
> compliant"
> regarding the availability of element attributes. So PLEASE DO IT!
>
> Cheers.
>