Re: Errors from non-capitalized attributes accused of being capitalized

Thanks.  I was confused by the capitals thing and because it
only flagged the error for the first <script> tag when there are
several all with the same "language=" attribute and because
its suggestion was exactly what I had typed.  I now see in the
documentation how both language (for <script>) and width
(for <hr>) are deprecated.

Thanks!

Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> David Stockton wrote:
>
>> Line 9, Column 18: Attribute "LANGUAGE" is not a valid attribute. Did
>> you mean "language"?
>> <script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript"
>> src="jscode/miscUtilities.j
>
> It's a misguided attempt at being helpful.
>
> It means that the attribute "language" is not allowed for the given 
> element according to the document type definition being applied.
>
>> Is there something that I am doing that gets them translated to upper
>> case?
>
> Yes, your use of a validator that is more and more outsmarting itself. 
> :-)
>