Closed mrhanlon closed 10 years ago
Yeah I'm seeing this issue too
It might be an empty tag in HTML or PHP, but with XSLT it can be oppened to change the attributes like so:
<input>
<xsl:if test="$itIs = true()">
<xsl:attribute name="value">It is</xsl:attribute>
</xsl:if>
</input>
So I have to close it with the wrong closing tag and manually change it.
@aVandalInShorts to get around this you can omit input
from the Empty tags
setting. Note this will cause input
tags to complete in all (non XSLT) files which might be just as annoying, you could get around that by writing all your normal input
tags as self closing (ie. <input />
) though.
Noticed that the
input
tag was getting closed when it should be skipped because it's in emptyTags.