I'm always sending back and forth my pages to the W3C XHTML validator (I
can't stand error!)
I also develop using application/xhtml+xml header, but still, there are
errors that are not XML errors but that the W3C reports as errors because
some elements are not supposed to be where they are at times.
Is there a way to have the exact equivalent of the W3C XHTML validator to
use locally, maybe a PHP debug script, I don't know...?
That would save time :)
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Justin Sane wrote:
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| Is there a way to have the exact equivalent of the W3C XHTML validator to use locally |
http://validator.w3.org/source/
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On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 18:19:57 -0300, David Dorward <[Email Removed]>
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wrote:
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| http://validator.w3.org/source/ |
Thank you David, I just had a look, but all files seem to be pure HTML...
How strange... Do you know what language they use? How could I integrate
it with PHP ?
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Justin Sane wrote:
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| I'm always sending back and forth my pages to the W3C XHTML validator (I can't stand error!) I also develop using application/xhtml+xml header, but still, there are errors that are not XML errors but that the W3C reports as errors because some elements are not supposed to be where they are at times. Is there a way to have the exact equivalent of the W3C XHTML validator to use locally, maybe a PHP debug script, I don't know...? That would save time :) |
aRealValidator.com has a true validator. Highly recommended.
Justin Sane wrote:
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| I'm always sending back and forth my pages to the W3C XHTML validator (I can't stand error!) I also develop using application/xhtml+xml header, but still, there are errors that are not XML errors but that the W3C reports as errors because some elements are not supposed to be where they are at times. Is there a way to have the exact equivalent of the W3C XHTML validator to use locally, maybe a PHP debug script, I don't know...? That would save time :) |
Try the web developer toolbar in Firefox. I've come to rely on that
pretty heavily. It's just like having a local validator. Actually, It
will validate 'local HTML' sez here, but I've never used that.
Justin Sane wrote:
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| On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 18:19:57 -0300, David Dorward <[Email Removed] wrote: http://validator.w3.org/source/ Thank you David, I just had a look, but all files seem to be pure HTML... |
They aren't.
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| How strange... Do you know what language they use? |
Perl
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| How could I integrate it with PHP ? |
The easiest way is probably to make a request for the XML output version,
then parse the XML it produces.
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Justin Sane wrote:
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| I'm always sending back and forth my pages to the W3C XHTML validator (I can't stand error!) |
For XHTML you can use any validating XML parser.
xpost and f'up2 c.t.x.
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(Te Deum, 4th cent.)
Justin Sane wrote:
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| I'm always sending back and forth my pages to the W3C XHTML validator (I can't stand error!) I also develop using application/xhtml+xml header, but still, there are errors that are not XML errors but that the W3C reports as errors because some elements are not supposed to be where they are at times. Is there a way to have the exact equivalent of the W3C XHTML validator to use locally, maybe a PHP debug script, I don't know...? |
Just use a validating editor.
FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie/developers/software/
///Peter
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