Posted by Arjen on 10/14/06 09:30

> I will leave it to others to explain in detail why your form had
> validation problems - there were several error messages in fact.
> However see http://www.cwdjr.info/test/formtest.html for a modified
> version of your test page that does validate at W3C as xhtml 1.0
> strict.

Cool thx ! <div><form><p>stuf</p></form</div> :-)


> You may need to reformat it a bit to display exactly as you
> wish on the page. Note that the validator is much more strict for a
> xhtml page than a html 4.01 strict page, and you often can get away
> with much more in html without validator error messages. Are you
> actually planning to serve the page as true xhtml, with your server set
> up with perhaps .xhtml associated with the mime type
> application/xhtml+xml ?

Actually all files will have the php extention. Im letting a friend do
the server settings so I really dont know about the server associated
mime type. The framework generates most stuf automatically in xhtml
strict. That's why I try to use it. I guess I can send the output buffer
thru another template wich will output html 4.01

> Note that my example page is being served as .html because that is how
> I assumed you wished to do it because of the your extension .html
> rather than .xtml or .xml. Doing it this way, you might as well write
> the page as html 4.01 strict because the page is only going to be
> served as html - not xhtml or xml - anyway.

I dont remember saying I used th html extention. Did I miss something ?

Anyway im really glad with your help !

Thx

Arjen

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