- From: PCB Kits <www-validator@indigo1.iwarp.com>
- Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2002 02:32:26 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-validator@w3.org
- Cc: PCB Kits Archival <www-validator@indigo1.iwarp.com>
I have a page I'd like to be verified for HTML 4.0 when it submits a 401 message. I know it works when you specify the password, however, I want to verify the content of the page that is provided when you either fail to provide the correct password, or when you abort. The uri is already passed to the validation service. possibly a new variable could be added to facilitate other HTTP 401 responses. According to the PHP documentation I have researched, a different message can be displayed for the page when it has been aborted, or when the login fails. I know there are ways around this obsticale, however, I think it would be helpfull if another variable could control this behaivor. Thanks, Scott Edwards $email = "webmaster"; $email .= "@"; $email .= "pcbkits.com"; --- Please note that the email address in the reply-to pretty much ends up in a kruft box. (spam weenies will die!)
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