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The "Add-ons" page Search bar for the "Available Add-ons" tab doesn't work Topic is solved
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Andrew Herbert
Re: The "Add-ons" page Search bar for the "Available Add-ons" tab doesn't work
The same thing happens if you search for "tab". Maybe it wasn't JustOff's fault?
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New Tobin Paradigm
Re: The "Add-ons" page Search bar for the "Available Add-ons" tab doesn't work
RESOLVED FIXED - https://github.com/Pale-Moon-Addons-Team/phoebus/commit/8bcfaa26c57ca6cb90c3e245d28fa26345806c0b
Oh it was JustOff's fault.. Just not alone. Every person who didn't use entities in obvious XML is at fault.. And so am I.. But that was implied.
What I am REALLY disappointed in is the Netscape RDF Parser for allowing this in the first place but then again it only has to follow its own rules because this flavor of RDF was created by them a long time ago. The real issue is that there is discontinuity in that present day Add-ons Manager Search isn't using RDF it is using true strict XML. I would suspect that if Netscape had added search integration back in the day it would have used Nestcape RDF and this obviously wouldn't be a problem.
Oh it was JustOff's fault.. Just not alone. Every person who didn't use entities in obvious XML is at fault.. And so am I.. But that was implied.
What I am REALLY disappointed in is the Netscape RDF Parser for allowing this in the first place but then again it only has to follow its own rules because this flavor of RDF was created by them a long time ago. The real issue is that there is discontinuity in that present day Add-ons Manager Search isn't using RDF it is using true strict XML. I would suspect that if Netscape had added search integration back in the day it would have used Nestcape RDF and this obviously wouldn't be a problem.