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Bug 243900

Summary:	<s>, <strike> not supported
Product:	platform	Reporter:	Zom-B
Component:	JDK Problems	Assignee:	Antonin Nebuzelsky <anebuzelsky>
Status:	NEW ---
Severity:	normal	CC:	cezariusz
Priority:	P3
Version:	8.0
Hardware:	PC
OS:	Linux
Issue Type:	DEFECT	Exception Reporter:

Description Zom-B 2014-04-18 07:41:07 UTC

Javadoc states that users can use whatever version of HTML their browser supports. According to w3cschools, all major browsers (6) support the above tags, as well as <del> (see below).

Netbeans marks <s> and <strike> as "Unknown HTML tag" and marks it with a warning, but in the Javadoc Documentation panel, as well as in hover-pop-ups, it renders as expected.

I expect, that if tags render correctly everywhere inside NetBeans, that they at least be recognized as valid tags.


Note: HTML5 specifies the <del> tag as a replacement, because <s> was deprecated and subsequently re-assigned, but that does not render at all in Netbeans (and that's probably not NetBeans' fault).

Comment 1 Arkanon 2014-07-11 19:29:26 UTC

Can this bug request also be expanded to include the <kbd> and <samp> elements which are valid in both HTML 4.1 and HTML5 but are reported by the NetBeans 8.0 editor window as unknown tags?

Comment 2 Ralph Ruijs 2014-09-04 11:48:03 UTC

Unknown HTML tag hints give the same warnings as doclint. Reassigning for further evaluation.

Comment 3 angleworm 2014-10-09 15:12:03 UTC

The <q> tag (valid HTML 4 and 5) is also unrecognized by Netbeans 8.

Comment 4 cezariusz 2015-04-09 15:05:33 UTC

Why is it marked as a JDK problem? The report is mainly about wrong warnings for tags, which are supported, but incorrectly underlined by the java editor.

Comment 5 Ralph Ruijs 2015-04-09 18:52:59 UTC

(In reply to cezariusz from comment #4)
> Why is it marked as a JDK problem? The report is mainly about wrong warnings
> for tags, which are supported, but incorrectly underlined by the java editor.

The following output comes from javac 1.8.0_40

Test.java:3: error: unknown tag: s
	 * Hello <s>World!</s>.
	         ^
Test.java:3: error: unknown tag: s
	 * Hello <s>World!</s>.
	                  ^

Comment 6 cezariusz 2015-04-09 19:00:51 UTC

Has it been reported to the JDK?