Bug 486590

Description Carolyn MacLeod 2016-01-26 11:45:51 EST

HTML content assist "does the wrong thing" for 2 common cases.
(Note: in the examples below, the | denotes the location of the cursor when content assist is activated).

Case 1) After typing a complete attribute name. Examples:
   <div class|></div>
   <div class="fred" role|></div>
   <span tabindex|></span>

   In these 3 examples, no proposals are offered, and the status message says
   "No proposals found". The expected result is to insert ="" and put the cursor
   inside the quotes.

Case 2) After typing a complete attribute name plus the equals sign. Examples:
   <div class=|></div>
   <div class="fred" role=|></div>
   <span tabindex=|></span>

   In these 3 examples, a filtered list of attribute proposals is offered.
   (i.e. 'class', 'role', or 'tabindex' is filtered from the attribute list).
   This list is unexpected, because the expected result is to insert "" and
   put the cursor inside the quotes.