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<html><body>
This is an example of an evil HTML file, intended to screw up non-robust
HTML parsers. It's used as a test for LW::html_find_tags(). So let's get
started...
<p>
<script language="javascript">
document.writeln("Do not parse <this> or <that> tag!");
document.writeln("<!-- no comments! Do not stop! /script>");
</script>
<!-- overzealous -->
<<a href=http://localhost/">link</a></a>
<form method=post action=/script>
<input type=text value=work?>
<input type=text value="Don't use <blink>
anywhere">
<input value="Continue -->"
type="submit">
<!--
Don't stop - -> and -- and -> and <!--
stopped?
--> show <!-- nope -->
Some parsers < a href="/blank">skip this</a>
This is <i><b>also a variable case</i</b>
<a href="/blah>bold?</ a><b/>">link?</a>
<a href=/blah">yes?</a>">link?</a>
</body></html>
<!-- Intended/valid results (according to RFP):
1. None of the tags in the script section should be considered valid
2. 'link' is an ahref to preferably http://localhost/, however
even Netscape makes it http://localhost"
3. form tag properly exist only to ensure input elements show
up in browsers
4. input tag should show 'work?' in box. Tabs used to fool parsers
hellbent on spaces only
5. second input should have 'Don't use <blink> anywhere' in the
box. Some parsers might pull the <blink> out as a separate
tag.
6. Of course, the parser needs to handle the whitespace separating
the elements of the input tag.
7. The submit button must have caption of 'Continue - ->'. (space
added so this properly parses) Parser shouldn't stop at the >
8. The parser should skip all the crap within the comments.
'stopped?' should not appear. 'show' should appear, and
'nope' should not.
9. The < a href...> tag is a crapshoot. Netscape skips it.
10. Many parsers signal the start of a tag to be the end of another,
so both the </b> and </i> tags could be found. Libwhisker
does not (tag is set to /b</i)
11. the link should have an href to '/blah>bold?</ a><b/>'
12. the last ahref should href to preferably /blah, but perhaps
/blah". The yes? should be linked, and the link? should
not be.
So I hope that tag processing goes through the following 18/19 tags:
<html>
<body>
<script language="javascript">
</script>
<p>
<a href=http://localhost/">
</a>
</a>
<form method=post action=/blah>
<input type=text value="work?">
<input type=text value="Don't use <blink> anywhere">
<input value="Continue - ->" type="submit">
< a href="/blank"> [NOTE: THIS IS OPTIONAL]
<i>
<b>
</i</b>
</a>
<a href="/blah>bold?</ a><b/>">
</a>
<a href=/blah">
</a>
</a>
</body>
</html>
-->
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