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Minor
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| Fixed in Change#: |
5,322
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N/A
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| Fix in hand: |
False
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When I compile the following application for Flash 7 using OL 3.4.0, the second selector works as expected (x==100), but when I compile for Flash 6, only the first selector is applied, so x==300.
<stylesheet>
text {
x:300;
}
text[name="title"] {
x:100;
}
</stylesheet>
<text name="title" y="10" text="the title is here" resize="true"
x="$style{'x'}"/>
I think it may have something to do with the "name" attribute, as if I use y="10" as the attribute selector, it works in Flash 6.
e.g.
text[y="10] {
x:100;
}
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Description
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When I compile the following application for Flash 7 using OL 3.4.0, the second selector works as expected (x==100), but when I compile for Flash 6, only the first selector is applied, so x==300.
<stylesheet>
text {
x:300;
}
text[name="title"] {
x:100;
}
</stylesheet>
<text name="title" y="10" text="the title is here" resize="true"
x="$style{'x'}"/>
I think it may have something to do with the "name" attribute, as if I use y="10" as the attribute selector, it works in Flash 6.
e.g.
text[y="10] {
x:100;
}
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Bug
Resolved
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CSS name attribute selector doesn't work in Flash 6
In LzCSSStyle.js
line 101:
var pprules = node.name ? this._nameRules[ node.name ] : null;
In Flash 6, node.name won't evaluate to true when it's a string value, so you have to change it to:
var pprules = (node.name != null) ? this._nameRules[ node.name ] : null;
This seems to fix the issue both in my test case and my application.