- From: Allan Smith <tsrplatelayer@googlemail.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 12:21:40 +0100
- To: <www-validator@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <000001c89fb4$0bf03380$0600000a@Atlantis>
When checking http://www.telfordsteamrailway.co.uk/newstructure/members/exams.html I am converting this from a very old script. To XHTML1.0 strict - I know - don't ask - what the boss wants he gets. I get 4 errors (same with page valet). 2 are straight forward - just need a bit of CSS But the other 2 error have me baffled Line 59, Column 66: there is no attribute "name" . ../newstructure/members/exams.php" method="get" name="searchForm"> This is in a <form - there are 6 forms on this page, all with the same construct, but this is the only one that fails - it is also the only one with "get". I know 'name' is deprecated on xhtml strict - but why is this the only one to fall over? I will be adding 'id' - but like to have 'id' and 'name') - as I am not sure - yet - how to use the 'id' instead of the 'name' in the javascript Line 67, Column 45: there is no attribute "onClick" . .type="button" value="Search" onClick='submitActForm(document.searchForm, This is in an <input type="button" . There are 10 of these all with onClick - but this is the only one that fails - should that be 'onclick'? = but why is this the only one to fail? DUHH - I'm feeling a little thick this morning Advice appreciated Allan
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