Re: document validation, links

On Dienstag, 14. April 2009, Markus Krötzsch wrote:
> The validation glitches in the Primer have been fixed (validating as XHTML
> strict now). Remaining linking issues will be fixed tomorrow, when all
> internal cross-links will be updated (the checker creates many notes, but
> most are not relevant; only real open issues are renamed anchors).
>
> For some reason, the link checker complains about http://www.sebastian-
> rudolph.de/ and http://www.pascal-hitzler.de/ (internal server error 500),
> but the links resolve and a normal wget gives me response code 200 -- a bug
> in the checker?

Ok, besides the above "500" issue, all link problems in Primer have been fixed 
now.

Btw.: I found it necessary to prevent automatic linking of URIs, and I have 
introduced a template to make this easy: you can write 
"{{http}}://example.org" to get an non-linked "http://example.org".

Markus

>
> On Dienstag, 14. April 2009, Peter F. Patel-Schneider wrote:
> > I fixed up some HTML brokenness, much due to the Wiki, and fixed a few
> > broken links.
> >
> > Here is my analysis of the current status.
> >
> > - NO! means broken due to something strange that I can't diagnose
> > - ? means links between our documents that look OK but the link checker
> >   breaks on somehow
> >
> > peter
> >
> > PS:  If the link checker make the fragment links be live links, then it
> >      would be easy to verify that they are all OK.  I followed the links
> >      for Direct Semantics, and they all looked OK, but I didn't for the
> >      other documents.
> > PPS: Adding refs during the publication process is a *bad* idea, as it
> >      makes it hard to determine which links are bad.
> >
> >
> > 			HTML	Links
> >
> > DO			Y	NO - because there are no refs!!!!!!!!!
> > SS & FS			Y	Y
> > Mapping			Y	Y
> > Direct Semantics	Y	?
> > RDF Semantics		Y	Y
> > Conformance		Y	?
> > Profiles		Y	?
> > Primer			NO
> > NF&R			NO!
> > QRG			NO!
> > XML Serialization	Y	?
> > Manchester		Y	Y
> > DRE			Y	?
> > rdf:text		Y	Y


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