Closed rneuber1 closed 8 years ago
Normally, adding the closing bracket to a starting tag automatically adds the closing tag:
<AML> causes </AML> to appear. <AML><Item> causes </Item> to appear before the </AML>.
<AML
>
</AML>
<AML><Item
</Item>
But if you add attributes to the <Item> tag, this does not work: <AML><Item type='CAD' action='get'> does not bring up </Item>.
<Item>
<AML><Item type='CAD' action='get'
Normally, adding the closing bracket to a starting tag automatically adds the closing tag:
<AML
>
causes</AML>
to appear.<AML><Item
>
causes</Item>
to appear before the</AML>
.But if you add attributes to the
<Item>
tag, this does not work:<AML><Item type='CAD' action='get'
>
does not bring up</Item>
.