George K wrote: > A little something, the validator is great, but I wanted to say that it > tells me to edit my yahoo ads code to include some specific code. > > This is a huge no-no for yahoo and can get a person banned from their > network. I suggest you guys make it so whenever a person validates their > page, that the validator ignores all ads, such as yahoo ads, or google > ads, because they have their own codes that they supply which cannot be > edited by any means. The purpose of the validator is to compare a markup document against a DTD. It would be wrong for it to claim that the markup at a given URL was valid when that isn't true - even if the code containing the errors is provided by someone other than the primary document author. I don't think it would be possible to distinguish between code provided by a third party and the primary document author anyway. -- David Dorward <http://dorward.me.uk/>Received on Thursday, 1 March 2007 21:43:33 GMT
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