XML Parsing Error: duplicate attribute in Firefox

Hello,
I recently switched from a JSF 1.2 RI nightly build from March to the 1.2_01 SNAPSHOT from 5/5/06 available in the maven repository:
https://maven-repository.dev.java.net/repository/javax.faces/jars/
Upon doing so, Firefox stopped rendering certain pages complaining of dupicate attributes (IE doesn't seem to care). The duplicate attributes are onclick attributes of <h:commandButton/> generated <input/> tags.
The background is that we have a number of <h:commandButton> tags that once submitted forms as part of JSF actions, but were modified to call JavaScript (non-JSF integrated) instead (type="button" onclick="someJavaScriptFunc()"). As this is the case, the problem has been easily avoided by changing the <h:commandButton/> tags to regular html <input/> tags.
My question is whether the rendering of two onclick attributes per <h:commandButton type="button"/> tags is a bug that should be reported, or a result of user error.
I am also using Facelets 1.1.4 in JBoss AS 4.0.3sp1.
Thanks for the help,
Jonn

No, my expectations are not unmet. Being new to JSF 1.2 RI, I thought it best to ask about possible user error before reporting a bug.
Not surprised that the same error appears in app server 9 as it looks like it contains a JSF snapshot from a few days before the one I'm using.
I just tested the nightly from 6-2-2006 and the duplicate attribute problem appears fixed, so no need to open an issue. tromanow, you might want to grab these jars from the jsf java.net site:
https://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=1703&expandFolder=1703&folderID=5420
...as long as you're not using Seam, as Seam variable resolving appears to be broken using the 6-2 nightly.

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