- From: Liam Quinn <liam@htmlhelp.com>
- Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 15:45:40 -0400 (EDT)
- To: Michelle Podd <mpodd@iqnetcom.com>
- cc: <www-validator@w3.org>
On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Michelle Podd wrote: > We have created ASP pages to make an online shopping cart. It is this cart > we are validating. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I understood the validation > process to be this: > > - parse the page in question through a browser > - copy the source code into a new .htm document and upload > - run this .htm page through the w3c's html validator > - repeat the same page if it has more than one condition (example, if basket > is empty display this, if not, display that). > > By using the method above, I have validated the shopping cart at > http://www.iqnetcom.com/democart.asp and added the appropriate icon to the > bottom of the page. > > Here's the problem: if you go the above url, put something in your basket > and run through the validation process on the basket.asp page (for either > condition), the page validates. However, if you click on the icon at the > bottom of the page, it runs the page through the html validator and it does > not validate anymore. > > There are two errors: it tells me there is a closed table tag when there is > no open table tag (that's crap). When the basket is empty (as it is to the Validator), you have an extra </table> tag (on line 78). When the basket has something in it, there is no extra </table> tag. > Second, it tells me there is a closed form > tag when there is no open form tag (also crap). When the basket is empty (as it is to the Validator), you have no <form> tag. When the basket has something in it, the <form> tag appears. -- Liam Quinn
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