- From: Michael Bowen <fizzbowen@mindspring.com>
- Date: Mon, 01 Apr 2002 15:51:33 -0800
- To: www-validator@w3.org
Masayasu, Thank you for this very good advice. I got rid of all the old error messages, :-> but now a new crop came up (details a little farther below). :-< By the way, Klaus Bosse (in the WWW-math group) tells me that there is a bug in the IE-XML-Parser that causes IE to choke (it refuses to render) when using the Universal MathML stylesheet, so I decided not to incorporate this for the time being, even though I would like to. (My target audience largely uses IE.) ------------------------------------------------------ At 00:32 2002/04/01, Masayasu Ishikawa wrote: >BTW, it seems the validator has (known) problems with parsing >the entities in "mmlextra.ent". "mmlextra.ent" includes a bunch >of character entities beyond U+FFFF, which nsgmls doesn't support >yet. Is this bug the cause of the new error messages I'm getting (with line numbers that vastly exceed the number of lines in my source file)? Here's a sample error message (one of about a hundred similar ones in the validator output): ===== <sample_error_message> ===== Line 8185, column 30: ^ Error: "1D51E" is not a character number in the document character set ===== </sample_error_message> ===== If it is, and if this is the only error message I get, should I consider my document as effectively validated? The URI of the current document version is http://www.oxnardcc.org/~mbowen/answers/sf5ch01test2.htm, in case you would like to see for yourself. --MB
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