* Rajesh R Kathiru wrote: >I am trying to validate my XHTML file using W3C MarkUp Validation >Service. >" >The HTTP Content-Type header sent by your web browser (unknown) did not >contain a "charset" parameter, but the Content-Type was one of the XML >text/* sub-types (text/xml). The relevant specification (RFC 3023) >specifies a strong default of "us-ascii" for such documents so we will >use this value regardless of any encoding you may have indicated >elsewhere. If you would like to use a different encoding, you should >arrange to have your browser send this new encoding information. >" > >In my file I have the following line in the <head> tag ><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=us-ascii" /> > >I am using IE6.0. If anyone knows the reason why the NOTE is being >shown, please let me know. Its a warning message for users that do not expect how the validator behaves. Since your document is obviously us-ascii encoded you dont need to worry much about it. You couldnt do much about it either.Received on Sunday, 25 January 2004 21:18:53 GMT
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