- From: Jens Bang <jbang@frejadata.dk>
- Date: Mon, 02 Jun 2003 11:12:30 +0200
- To: www-validator@w3.org
Hi Alden! At 09:50 01-06-2003 -0700, you wrote: >When you find invalid characters that don't fit the coding, you list the >lines they appear on but don't list the text. It is very difficult to >find those lines without counting down perhaps hundreds of lines in the >file to find the offending one. I had to remove lines in a process of >elimination to find the line that had the bad code. Then I had to type >over that line because it appeared fine to me with my editor. This is >very tedious. When the validator finds an error on your oage, it automaticaaly includes the validated code (including line-numbers) at the bottom of the page where it describes the error. So you just have to page Down far enough, and you can easily see which line the validator refers to. --- Venlig hilsen / Kind regards Jens Bang (jbang@frejadata.dk) Freja Data Tlf./phone : +45 - 3537 - 7003 Guldbergs Plads 12 1. th. Cellphone : +45 - 4046 - 3442 DK-2200 København N Denmark Homepage : www.frejadata.dk
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