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- Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 14:58:56 +0000
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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=838 ------- Additional Comments From Linguar.Amadala@gmail.com 2005-01-27 14:58 ------- (In reply to comment #1) > This has been mentioned a few times, I'm not sure if there are other instances > floating around Bugzilla. > The problem is with Windows, not with the Validator so I think this bug in > invalid, or possibly one which should be resolved with a specific mention of the > Windows issue in the error message. > I came across > http://www.lachy.id.au/blogs/log/2004/09/validating-xhtml-with-ie-using-file on > USENET which looks like a possible fix for Windows. (I haven't tested it as I do > not have easy access to a copy of Microsoft Windows). > As for PHP files, these cannot be validated as they are program source code and > not markup - as such the concept of validation is meaningless when applied to PHP. I'm in a computer science class as it is, and we were surprised to find that our new computers just updated at the start of the semester, were unable to use the Validation service because of this same bug. The side effects of your 'fix' are too great and might lead the professor or passerby's to think that things are awry. 404 errors that IE normally handles end up giving dll errors, sometimes causing IE to stop responding normally. In effect breaking the active session should too many of these occur during that session (back/forward stop working). If you guys could suggest a better solution, me, and the class I'm taking part in would appreciate it. The professor finds it annoying that she can't give an example of how to validate your file(s).
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