I am working with brat visualization as demonstrated here http://brat.nlplab.org/embed.html. If this isn't the right place to post this, then please point me in the right direction.
The issue is when a user inputs something that resembles an html self closing tag <hr/> it will convert it to <hr></hr> It doesn't even need to actually match an existing tag. It only needs to have "<" followed by any series of caricatures, then end with "/>". Patterns I have tried "" "" "". they each come out as such "", "</a:a>", "</a:a>". I have tested this behavior in chrome, firefox, and safari.
This wouldn't be a big deal, but it shifts all the annotations off by however many characters are added to the text. I didn't read anywhere that documents this behavior. I have noticed that when I try it on https://corenlp.run/ that also uses brat visualization, it doesn't follow this same behavior. Is there some setting that I need to add, or do I need to manipulate the text so that it doesn't see it as html?
I am working with brat visualization as demonstrated here http://brat.nlplab.org/embed.html. If this isn't the right place to post this, then please point me in the right direction.
The issue is when a user inputs something that resembles an html self closing tag</a:a>", "</a:a>". I have tested this behavior in chrome, firefox, and safari.
<hr/>it will convert it to<hr></hr>It doesn't even need to actually match an existing tag. It only needs to have "<" followed by any series of caricatures, then end with "/>". Patterns I have tried "" "This wouldn't be a big deal, but it shifts all the annotations off by however many characters are added to the text. I didn't read anywhere that documents this behavior. I have noticed that when I try it on https://corenlp.run/ that also uses brat visualization, it doesn't follow this same behavior. Is there some setting that I need to add, or do I need to manipulate the text so that it doesn't see it as html?