chrisflanagan12
Member
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For some reason, when I downloaded the newest version of programmer’s notepad, auto-close for HTML tags doesn’t work. When the tag doesn’t have “id” or “class” it seems to work just fine, but when I add one of those, it doesn’t close.
Example:
<html>
</html>
<html id=”">
This is actually a pretty serious problem for me, as it becomes quite tedious and error-prone to have to individually close every tag. Is there an option that can fix this?
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chrisflanagan12
Member
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Bumping this, I really need an answer, I use pnotepad everyday… I will have to switch to notepad++, which I never really liked. I really need an answer to this problem!
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NickDMax
Member
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What “Latest version” are you referring to? My current version which is a 2.4.0.0-testing.
I don’t think that it is broken in general. I don’t usually use PN to edit HTML (I *HATE* auto-close tags, I would rather have a shortcut key to close the current inner tag) so I don’t know much about the auto-close feature but in all my local tests it seems to work.
Can you give us more information.
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NickDMax
Member
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Actually I confirmed that with 2.3.4.2350 and my current testing version of 2.4 the auto-close feature is broken for tags such as <html id=”">.
I could *swear* that it was working when I tested it at the airport yesterday but if it did, it is broken now.
This has been logged already as defect 1449.
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horus
Member
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Yes, I’ve seen this problem as well.
I would type the *simple* open tag first (so that the close tag is done for me) and I would go back inside the open tag to add the attributes.
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simon
Key Master
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I’ve just fixed this for the next release. Thanks for the feedback.
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jonsulli2k
Participant
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simon
Just found this site and am trying to find the illusive one-programmer-tool. Which is the version you fixed?
Thanks to all for what appears to be a great tool.
jonsulli2k
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