Under normal circumstances we expect the formatting of lbs as beginning on a new line for each lb
<div n="B" subtype="part" type="textpart">
<ab>
<lb n="1"/>line of text
<lb n="4"/>line of text
</ab></div>
A user entered <div n="B" subtype="part" type="textpart"> <ab> <lb n="1"/>line of text <lb n="4"/>line of text </ab></div>
And clicked on save. The system timed out.
Hugh helped me to solve this problem from afar.
It would be nice (if not essential), if <div n="B" subtype="part" type="textpart"> <ab> <lb n="1"/>line of text <lb n="4"/>line of text </ab></div> (which is, of course, perfectly OK in XML) would not break / cause timeout when opened in Leiden+
Under normal circumstances we expect the formatting of
lbsas beginning on a new line for eachlbA user entered
<div n="B" subtype="part" type="textpart"> <ab> <lb n="1"/>line of text <lb n="4"/>line of text </ab></div>And clicked on save. The system timed out.
Hugh helped me to solve this problem from afar.
It would be nice (if not essential), if
<div n="B" subtype="part" type="textpart"> <ab> <lb n="1"/>line of text <lb n="4"/>line of text </ab></div>(which is, of course, perfectly OK in XML) would not break / cause timeout when opened in Leiden+