- From: Ed Tittel <etittel@lanw.com>
- Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2001 11:39:39 -0500
- To: <www-validator@w3.org>, <gerald@w3.org>
Folks (and the esteemed Mr.Oskoboiny: I write copiously and regularly on HTML and XHTML for more low- tech members of the Web community. One of the biggest challenges in encouraging such people to use the validator is that they're almost all inexperienced in reading parser- or compiler-style error messages, and in using that information to figure out exactly what changes or repairs should be made to their documents. Of course, HTML Tidy (and related toolkits) go a long way to helping out with such things, but I'm wondering if anybody can point me to resources on the following: (a) a complete list of validator error messages (b) guidelines on how to read and interpret the validator's output I'm not expecting to find anything terribly user friendly (I figure I can handle that part) but I have been unable to come up with any comprehensive or terribly detailed on this subject. Any suggestions, ideas, or pointers would be greatly appreciated. TIA, --Ed-- Ed Tittel 2207 Klattenhoff Dr, Austin, TX 78728-5480 LANWrights, Inc: a wholly-owned subsidiary of iLearning phone:512-252-7497 fax:512-252-8439 mbl:512-422-7943 Visit Web sites at www.lanw.com and www.ilearning.com
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