- From: Nestor Diaz <nestor@engendro.com>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 12:53:03 -0500 (COT)
- To: www-validator@w3.org
On Mon, 23 Jul 2001, JohnTNYC wrote: > I think what Nester is saying is that his pages are generated on the fly by > interchange 4.6 (an ecommerce platform). This product currently generates > non-encoded ampersands in URLs. This bug is scheduled to be fixed and, in > fact, IS fixed in the development (unstable) build of 4.7 of this product, > which, for obvious stability reasons, Nester can't use. What I think he > wanted, was to be able to patch a DTD *temporarily* so that he could be sure > everything else on his pages is correct and disregard the ampersands. When > the new version of the platform he runs his site on is stable, he'll switch > to it and then ditch the temporary DTD. Does that make sense to everyone > now? > > It was just a temporary measure to make it easier for him to see if his > pages validated for everything except encoded ampersands easily until a new > version of his ecommerce platform fixes the bug in its URL generation > routines. The ampersand encoding is beyond his control and I'm sure he > wasn't going to claim his pages as compliant until the software was fixed. > Right Nester? > > Ok, move along people, nothing to see here... THANKS !!!!!!!!!! THAT EXACTLY WHAT I WANT TO SAY! p.d. my name is "nestor" not "nester" :-) -- nestor a. diaz ingeniero de desarrollo engendro.com - soluciones especializadas en linux email: nestor@engendro.com - www: http://www.engendro.com homepage: http://www.engendro.com//Nosotros/Personal/Nestor
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