type=cite attribute on blockquote tag horks up tempIWETHEY

Yes, it's been a while but in the olden days, I routinely used the type=cite attribute with blockquote tags. I just tried it again with this post:

<blockquote type=cite>"Texas' 25-34 year olds are the least educated group of Texans in two decades."</blockquote>

If that is true, then I don't know what Perry could possibly be complaining about. An ignorant populace is easier to control...every conservative politician kows that. Seems that his would be playing right into his hands.

This resulted in an exceedingly well formatted but otherwise incomprehensible stack dump as part of a 500 error page. What rule did I violate?

Post #326,623 by jb4 5/20/10 11:18:52 PM 5/20/10 11:19:12 PM Reply	type=cite attribute on blockquote tag horks up tempIWETHEY Yes, it's been a while but in the olden days, I routinely used the type=cite attribute with blockquote tags. I just tried it again with this post: <blockquote type=cite>"Texas' 25-34 year olds are the least educated group of Texans in two decades."</blockquote> If that is true, then I don't know what Perry could possibly be complaining about. An ignorant populace is easier to control...every conservative politician kows that. Seems that his would be playing right into his hands. This resulted in an exceedingly well formatted but otherwise incomprehensible stack dump as part of a 500 error page. What rule did I violate? <HR> <em>Welcome the the U. S. of A., Inc.</em><br>jb4 Edited by jb4 May 20, 2010, 11:19:12 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #326,635 by mvitale 5/21/10 8:15:31 AM Reply	Known issue Just use <blockquote> and you'll be fine. -Mike "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759 Historical Review of Pennsylvania
Post #327,301 by jb4 6/3/10 1:25:59 PM Reply	M'Kay Welcome the the U. S. of A., Inc. jb4

Welcome to IWETHEY!