Quadrille
09-11-2004, 16:38/04:38PM
When I get a moment, which isn't as often as I should, I check a site or two and try to get W3C validation.
All the validators are good at finding my errors and ignorance, but few are good at teaching me how to be better - so that's one problem. Mention Bobby just once, and I'll not be responsible for my actions :)
The second problem is that javascript regularly chucks up errors, such as Line 130, column 41: end tag for element "SMALL" which is not open if I cannot correct these, should I worry?
Third prob is page counters; the one my service provider provides includes something like ...cgi?df=moomin-divolk.dat&pad=F&ft=0&dd=E&istrip=T', which singlehandedly produces 8 error reports! Commercial types, like nedstat, still throw up 3 or 4. Is there any way around that?
All the validators are good at finding my errors and ignorance, but few are good at teaching me how to be better - so that's one problem. Mention Bobby just once, and I'll not be responsible for my actions :)
The second problem is that javascript regularly chucks up errors, such as Line 130, column 41: end tag for element "SMALL" which is not open if I cannot correct these, should I worry?
Third prob is page counters; the one my service provider provides includes something like ...cgi?df=moomin-divolk.dat&pad=F&ft=0&dd=E&istrip=T', which singlehandedly produces 8 error reports! Commercial types, like nedstat, still throw up 3 or 4. Is there any way around that?