[SOLVED] 1.11 breaking <head profile="a profile">

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[SOLVED] 1.11 breaking <head profile="a profile">

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I have installed version 1.11 and I currently have a profile on the <head> element.

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<head profile="http://dublincore.org/documents/dcq-html/">
This works just fine in previous versions but since upgrading everything above the <head> element is not rendered at all. If I remove the profile attribute everything works just fine.

I suspect this is probably due to the new smarty regex looking for a <head> rather than a <head\b[^>]*>.

Anyone else seen this?
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Re: 1.11 breaking <head profile="a profile">

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Maybe your calling the wrong thing, no .html or any extension, or calling it the wrong way...

http://reference.sitepoint.com/html/head/profile
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Re: 1.11 breaking <head profile="a profile">

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Dr.CSS wrote:Maybe your calling the wrong thing, no .html or any extension, or calling it the wrong way...

http://reference.sitepoint.com/html/head/profile
I am not sure I understand what you mean??

The syntax I have used is in my original post. What wrong thing am I calling? No .html? How am I calling it in the wrong way?

Please do elaborate. Or even better, add it to your cmsms install and see what happens.
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[SOLVED] 1.11 breaking <head profile="a profile">

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The release notes in 1.11.2 states
- Minor adjustment to page template parsing to detect <head instead of <head>
I have tested it and it works just fine.

Thank you for fixing the bug.
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