From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; m18) Gecko/20010131 Netscape6/6.01 BuildID: If a NAME attribute on a MAP element has a value with whitespace, it is changed to not have any whitesapce. This is incorrect. It was originally implemented that way as a NavQuirk, however since IE does not implement that quirk it is probably not important and shoudl be removed. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Create a MAP element with name="one two" and query the name attribute value via the DOM Actual Results: value is "onetwo" Expected Results: value is "one two", as it was originally set.

Accepting

Updating milestone and priority...

Patch is attached: Harish, can you review please?

r=harishd

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It looks that we need sr= here. Good progress.

back to assigned...

First, please refer to the bugzilla bug, not the private bugscape one, in your comment. Second, what about just tearing that code out, instead of ``#if 0''ing it? Perhaps you could just put a comment to the effect that: /* * We used to strip whitespace from the NAME attribute, to match a 4.x quirk, but * it proved too quirky for us, and IE never did that. See bug 79738 for details. */

shaver, absolutely - I'll do it. Nice wording, btw - I'll use it directly.

sr=shaver, in spite of your non-unified diff! =)

Some people cannot be pleased ;)

Fix checked in. nsHTMLContentSink.cpp 3.447

Verified on: build: 2001-05-21-11-Mtrunk platform: WinNT The value of the name attribute is "one two".

SPAM. HTML Element component deprecated, changing component to Layout. See bug 88132 for details.