4/26/05 11:17 AM Chris Petersen: * SUMMARY Both VSPACE and HSPACE attributes are ignored when used in a APPLET element * STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Launch Safari 2.0 (v412) under Tiger 8A428 (Java enabled) 2. Open test case "vspace_applet.html" in Safari. 3. Notice the first APPLET has a VSPACE value of "100" pixels but no whitespace is rendered above or below this applet. 4. Open this same test case in Firefox. Notice whitespace is rendered above and below the FIRST applet. 5. Open test case "hspace_applet.html" in Safari. 6. Notice the first APPLET has a HSPACE value of "100" pixels but no whitespace is rendered on either side of the applet. 7. Open this same test case in Firefox. Notice whitespace is rendered on left and right side of the FIRST applet. * REGRESSION No, these attributes were not supported by Safari 1.2 either * NOTES We need to support these attributes when used with a APPLET element. I have attached a .zip file that contains hspace_applet.html, vspace_applet.html, and applet code.
Apple Bug: rdar://4099440/
Created attachment 2350 [details] test cases
Created attachment 2354 [details] Add support for HSPACE and VSPACE on APPLET This patch adds support for the HSPACE and VSPACE attributes on the APPLET element.
patch works for me.
Comment on attachment 2354 [details] Add support for HSPACE and VSPACE on APPLET Although Dave Hyatt and I discussed better factoring of this code, it seems fine to add this now and worry further about factoring later. r=me
Excellent ! Verified fixed with latest TOT Webkit (06/18). Tested under 10.4.1 (B15).
Fixed in 10.4.2