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Posted by Paul Furman on 07/29/07 01:20
cwdjrxyz wrote:
> On Jul 28, 1:57 pm, Paul Furman <pa...@-edgehill.net> wrote:
>
>>I know it's wrong but it works: putting the <title> in the body of the
>>document inside another <head> because I'm generating this with php &
>>kind of boxed myself into not having access to the text I want till I
>>get well into the body, for example:
http://edgehill.net/gallery/photo-update/6-24-07/pg1pc1
>
> The W3C shows many validation errors,
Oh yeah, I'm sure. I haven't tried validating for quite a while, my bad,
though some of those are intentional errors like this one designed for a
specific effect.
> If you end your url with just pg1, pc1, or
> just a slash, you get 3 different pages, one being a photo of a bay
> area country view.
original:
http://edgehill.net/gallery/cameras/pg1pc3
These should all take you to the first pic on the page:
http://edgehill.net/gallery/cameras/pg1 (page#)
http://edgehill.net/gallery/cameras/
http://edgehill.net/gallery/cameras
This produces an error, it's not designed to work:
http://edgehill.net/gallery/cameras/pc3 (pic# with no page)
(I could fix it with some more php coding & save another 2 characters in
the url but oh well, if someone gets creative they can't be too
surprised to get an error)
This is a weird way to show the wrong page of thumbnails:
http://edgehill.net/gallery/cameras/pg2pc3
(the displayed pic is on the previous page) LOL
> The point is that all or some browsers may work for certain
> errors. However, with the next version upgrade, the browser may not
> work with some errors that it did before. Then the webmaster may have
> to hack a way around the problem or correct errors to get a certain
> browser to work again.
Thanks, good point, that's why I asked. In an ideal world I can fix this
as J.O. suggested by doing all my processing before writing the html in
php but it's a huge nighmare of include files & lotsa work to fix at
this point.
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http://edgehill.net
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http://www.baynatives.com
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