Re: Who is tbody and why won't he leave me alone?
Re: Who is tbody and why won't he leave me alone?
- Subject: Re: Who is tbody and why won't he leave me alone?
- From: Miguel Arroz <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 11:44:05 +0000
Hi!
Are you sure WO is generating the tbody, and it's not just your DOM
viewer adding it to the DOM?
A tbody is a table body. All the tables must have at least one,
although it can be implicit (you don't need to explicitly add it to
the table). Most of the times, it is.
Most DOM viewers, including the one in Safari inspector, will show
you the tbody, because the browser needs to add that node to the DOM
tree in order to be able to render the table. This doesn't mean that
your page source does have it. It probably doesn't, even if the DOM
viewers show it. So, check the page source again, and not the DOM
viewer.
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2008/11/19, at 03:51, Randy Wigginton wrote:
Hello,
I'm building a table that is being fed into wonder's excel
generator. Everything was fine until recently; I had a repetition
that output what I needed. Then, the requirements changed and I
needed to generate more data. Thinking this is webobjects and this
kind of thing is easy, I put another worepetition outside the
other. However, now I am getting a <tbody> tag generated, and that
is apparently enough to cause Wonder's excel generator to give up.
Has anyone run into this? Why is Webobjects generating a tbody tag?
There is no tbody tag in my template.
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