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Is there a firefox plugin or something similar I can use to validate that my html output has properly closed tags?
Started by Vasil on
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I use this little guy Html or not your tags are nested and closed properly (and not other things like that all images have an alt.
You can use either the W3 HTML Validator or HTML Tidy online .
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I've looked around, and it doesn't seem like there's any standard of what HTML tags are 'allowed' in RSS - you could put anything in. But the readers I tested only allow certain things.
In my initial testing, it seems like simple styling tags like <...
Started by Tom Ritter on
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So my guess would be that, for example, Google Reader would wash out tags and the like out various tags that....
And dangerous HTML and CSS attributes, and then allow whatever other sort of non-blacklisted tag you to implement.
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This flows from the error I ran into here jQuery $(’form’).serialize() returns only one element of a form serialized where having a form tag named "elements", like so:
<form> <input name="elements"/> <input name="e2"/> </form>
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Started by Brian M. Hunt on
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There's quite a....
A bugbear for many in ASP.NET that adds a dollar notation to the name tag.
There are no "reserved words" as such, so provided the criteria regarding valid characters (no spaces, punctuation to append numeric to the end.
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I'm using an older version of Telerik's Editor control, and storing the text that's input in a SQL database, then displaying the HTML later. Is there any way in ASP.NET (2.0) to validate a string as being valid HTML before saving to my database? Thanks...
Started by Pwninstein on
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Remember there's a difference between valid, and that the Html property is deprecated in favour of the Content property, so I assume this is outputting valid tagged....
With closed tags ( <br /> , <img /> , etc).
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When using ActionLink to render data from database which has HTML tags
(ie <p>)
incorporated in it, ActionLink escapes the tags. What is the best way to handle this?
Started by zsharp on
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If you just want to render ....
Just make an extension method that hangs off the Html class.
In valid (X)HTML, paragraph tags are disallowed inside of anchor tags, so I wouldn't build your own helper methods.
Yourself.
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Following my question here I run the suggested Tidy Program which came back with a whole load of errors regarding the tool not recognising ASP tags. Is it possible for a tool to validate ASP.NET pages before compile/delivery via a browser?
Started by Dean on
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Beyond making sure that you have entered the HTML correctly I'm not sure what problem you.
If you are using VS then your pages are being evaluated as you type them, mismatched tags, etc are highlighted.
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I'm currently writing a function for parsing some HTML and adding tags where necessary. Basically i have a piece of HTML like this:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse feugiat, nunc at vestibulum egestas. <script type...
Started by Gary Willoughby on
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$outputSure there is one http://simplehtmldom.sourceforge.net/
// Create DOM from string
$html = str_get_html('Lorem ipsum dolor....
Is in a <p> tag
My suggestion is to use HTML Tidy instead of hacking it together yourself.
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I use struts-html to generate forms fields.
For example:
<%@ taglib prefix="html" uri="/WEB-INF/taglibs/struts-html.tld" %> <html:text property="email" styleId="email" size="44"/>
generates:
<input type="text" name="email" size="44" value...
Started by Sergio del Amo on
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Can you not just use <html:xhtml/> ?
Using this tag in a page tells all other ....
Input tags don't have to be closed in HTML, so I'm guessing Struts doesn't know you're trying other namespaces, such as SVG or MathML.
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Is it normal behaviour to not get the <div class="fieldWithErrors"> wrapped arround select tags that have validation errors? I personally see no reason why the select tags should be treated differently than other form tags (input, textarea).
I do...
Started by andi on
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I couldn't find out why the select tags were not included in that Proc, I created a helper method @@ module ActionView alias_method :tag_without_error_wrapping, :tag def tag(name, options) if object.respond_to?(:errors) &&....
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I have a service which takes the user supplied rich text (can have HTML tags) and saves it into the database. That data gets used by some other application. But sometimes the user supplied data has missing HTML tags and wrong closing tags. I want to validate...
Started by chetu on
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If you want just process HTML you can months on completely arbitrary....
You can try JTidy , but it's too slow for simple HTML cleaning.
JTidy is a Java port of HTML Tidy, a HTML syntax checker and pretty printer.
You can try JTidy.
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