custom-tag

I was working on custom tag libraries and I was confused how the <required> and <rtexprvalue> tags are used in the TLD file to define a custom tag attribute. What are these tags? What should we write in-between them? What behavior do we get after writing these tags? required quite simply implies what it says. The attribute is required or mandatory. rtexprvalue means Runtime Expression Value. It means the attribute can support scriptlet values. elexprvalue means it can support EL (expression language) values. So, if you have requiredattr defined as both required=true and rtexprvalue=true and

I'm using Visual Studio 2013 to create raw HTML pages (i.e. index.html). In my HTML I am implementing custom HTML tags. As such, Visual Studio underlines my custom tags with squiggly lines (due to the warning of "Unknown element ..."). In hopes to get rid of the squigglies, I added my custom tags to the list of "Tag Specific Options" via Tools > Options > Text Editor > HTML (Web Forms) > Formatting > Tag Specific Options . However, the squiggly lines persist. Is there a way to inform VS2013 that my custom HTML tags are valid (i.e. keep VS2013 from underlining my custom tags with squigglies)?

This following Code Running in FF & IE TempNode= CKEDITOR.dom.element.createFromHtml("<span></span>"); TempNode.setHtml("<p>test</p>"); But below mentioned code losing user defined Tags In IE (FF Works Fine) TempNode= CKEDITOR.dom.element.createFromHtml("<span></span>"); TempNode.setHtml("<myTag>test</myTag>"); Also same problem with * appendHtml() * My Exact Requirement is : Element.setHtml(AnotherElement.getHtml()); original value in AnotherElement.getHtml() is: <P><mytag id="test_39878" data-cke-expando="undefined">some. text</myTag></P> after Element.sethtml() it containing value is : <P

I found a site with an guide to add custom tags to html, the same way people make ie work with the new HTML5 tags. I must admit I think it would be great to add my own tags, would make it easier to "scan" the the code, and find what you are looking for. But every site I found about it, people say it's not good.... but why isn't it good? Example html with class: <ul class="commentlist"> <li class="comment odd"> <div class="1"> <div class="avatar"> <img src="http://placehold.it/60x60" width="60" height="60" /> </div> <div class="metadata"> <div class="name">Name</div> <p>response1</p> </div> <