Re: QUESTION: HTML validation at w3c

I recommend writing the web host and requesting that they use
valid code.

ISPs and free hosting companies that do this -- _require_ their
users to create invalid and possibly inaccessible web sites --
are doing a grave misservice to their users and the community.

--K 

At 10:16 a.m. 01/07/99 -0500, David Poehlman wrote:
>this is forwarded from the advanced html digest list.  I would
>appreciate that any responses go directly to the original poster below.
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>> Date:    Wed, 6 Jan 1999 22:28:17 -0600
>> From:    j_p2@juno.com
>> Subject: QUESTION: HTML validation at w3c
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>> Is there any way at all to get W3C's Validator to ignore the code that
>> is inserted by the server?
>> 
>> My site is hosted for free by Hypermart < http://www.hypermart.net/ >. In
>> order to keep my hosting free, I'm required to type <!--#echo
>> banner=""--> in each page. The server (Apache, UNIX) then inserts code in
>> that uses the <center> tag and a whole bunch of other junk that refers to
>> the ad. My page is completely valid except for this stupid ad that pops
>> up.
>> 
>> Is there anything I can do?
>> -Joel D. Parker
>> 
>> __ Joel D. Parker, Internet-Lynx Galore! @ www.Internet-Lynx.com __
>> j_p2@juno.com rootrider@netzero.net, Web Designer/Coder in Tacoma, WA
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