- From: Kynn Bartlett <kynn@idyllmtn.com>
- Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2003 09:41:32 -0800
- To: "Beard, Michael" <beardm@lit-mail.lamar.edu>
- Cc: "'www-validator@w3.org'" <www-validator@w3.org>
Well, you can't "revalidate" without re-uploading the file, which is why there's no "Revalidate" button. As I understand it, that button is there so that you can make little tweaks and press "revalidate" and see if you fixed the problems. But as for the errors, I get 6 errors when giving a URL, and 6 errors when uploading from a local copy. Your problem doesn't seem to be reproducible, so perhaps it's something you're doing wrong? --Kynn, not affiliated with the W3C validator in any particular way On Friday, February 21, 2003, at 08:18 AM, Beard, Michael wrote: > Sirs, > > I validated a page called 'intro.htm', giving the URL > 'http://bcis.lamar.edu/intro.htm' and the page validated the <html> > down to the <font color=""> tag. The <font color=""> tag is the first > tag giving an error. In all, 9 errors were shown. > > When I tried to upload the same file from my harddrive, the > validator did not give the 'Revalidate' button, said the <html> tag > was in error, and gave a total of 31 errors. > > Why the difference? The results should be the same, no matter if > the page is referenced as a URL or as a file uploaded to the > Validator. Please respond in a timely fashion. > > Michael D. Beard > (409) 839-2915, beardm@lit.edu > Instructor I, Business & Computer Information Systems, Supervision, > Lamar Institute of Technology >
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