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Namespaces in embedded HTML blocks not supported?
I'm trying to embed an element like this
<ns:elem attr=""> ... </ns:elem>
in my document (surrounded by blank lines) and the parser does not recognize this as an HTML block even when HTML_BLOCK_START_ONLY_ON_BLOCK_TAGS is set to false. It works with a non-namespace elem tag. Is there any way to configure the parser to accept tags with namespaces?
BTW: thank you for flexmark! It's great to work with.
Next release I added an option to allow namespaces in element tags: Parser.HTML_ALLOW_NAME_SPACE, default false . Also changed deep HTML parser to always allow namespaces in tags.
Next release is being prepared now. Should be out today or tomorrow.
Hi Vladimir,
Thank you so much for all the work you’re doing. It’s a daunting task to try to learn your entire framework, so I don’t know if I can add a lot of value, but let me know if you would like me to help a bit with some small tasks.
Regards,
Alex
On Jan 30, 2022, at 8:57 AM, Vladimir Schneider @.***> wrote:
Next release I added an option to allow namespaces in element tags: Parser.HTML_ALLOW_NAME_SPACE, default false . Also changed deep HTML parser to always allow namespaces in tags.
Next release is being prepared now. Should be out today or tomorrow.
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I have to agree with you on the statement:
... It’s a daunting task to try to learn your entire framework, ...
I have been busy with non-programming projects for over a year and coming back to the framework is a serious effort since I have forgotten a lot of the details. Tasks which used to take minutes now take hours, as I have to study the code to remember how it should be done.
The latest stumbling block is figuring out changes to Maven and Nexus repository manager so I can stage the Maven release of the next version.