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[EP-tech] Comments in XML configuration files: beware! (possibly needs fixing)
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- Subject: [EP-tech] Comments in XML configuration files: beware! (possibly needs fixing)
- From: John Salter <J.Salter@leeds.ac.uk>
- Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2012 14:18:23 +0100
In case you weren't already aware... Comments in XML configuration files (e.g. citations) will come through to the rendered page. To me, this is an unexpected behaviour* - not sure what others think? Example: <choose> <when test="type = 'book' and is_set( creators )"> <print expr="creators_name"/> </when> <when ...> ... </when> <otherwise> <!-- print nothing? Some variant of <print expr="creators_name"/>? --> </otherwise> </choose> Results in a literal HTML comment when none of the <when ...> statements are matched: <!-- print nothing? Some variant of <print expr="creators_name"/>? --> It's fairly easy to look at the source code for an abstract page and see what's in there - not so easy to spot when just viewing the webpage itself! Cheers, John *My reasoning for this being unexpected is that there are internal-comments in the file already e.g. <!-- Full citation for an eprint. --> I would not expect this to end up in the rendered page - and therefore not other comments!
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