Jeff,
Jeff DeFord wrote:
> All:
>
> I have Apache 2.0.59 running as a reverse proxy with mod_proxy_html. I
> was able to get the proxy server to work and also the URLs all appear
> to originate from the proxy server.
>
> There is, however, a small issue where the index page is not getting
> rewritten correctly and   is getting rewritten as &:nbsp, so
> when viewing the page from a browser, you actually see the characters
> " " on the page where the " " was rewritten as "&:nbsp" .
>
> I realize that the source html is pure rubbish as the instances where
> the rewrite gets improperly translated the source reveals the " "
> was not delimited with the proper ";". That being said...
>
> Other than rewriting all the crap HTML - How do I get around this???
That kind of makes it a rhetorical question! If it's your code then fix
it. You can use the following regex to resolve the problem:
s/ (?!;)/ /g
But it won't work in sed because of the look ahead.
If it's third party code then get them to fix and ask them what
standards they adhere to and how they validate it.
They've probably never heard of http://validator.w3.org/. Or the
HTMLTidy plugin for Firefox!
I have to keep banging the standards drum to my suppliers because of the
same problems - although it tends not to be this trivial and is
sometimes due to incorrect nesting, etc. - there's just no excuse for
bad code!
HTH,
Neil.
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