Re: [OFF TOPIC] CRUD table form problems

Thufir wrote:
> It's not perfect HTML, but it doesn't have to be, and comes from a JSP.

This is not an authoring support list, and, in particular it is not a 
one about how HTML should be rendered. (It's for development of the HTML 
standard and some related standards, but not styling or scripting.)

However, your HTML is syntactically invalid, so you should either run it 
through a validator, such as validator.w3.org, and fix the errors, or 
should use a tool like HTML Tidy, that attempts to guess a valid HTML 
equivalent.  If it still fails, try asking on in an authoring support forum.




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