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Posted by Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn on 10/26/07 17:17
Doug Miller wrote:
> SaraLeePerson@gmail.com wrote:
>> <form name=theform>
>
> name="theform"
Attribute-delimiting quotes are not required here in HTML, but recommended.
They are required regardless of the attribute value in XHTML only. More
important is that a required attribute is missing here:
<form action="..." name="theform">
>> <textarea onkeydown
>
> onKeyDown
Both are correct in HTML, the former is recommended there and required in XHTML.
>> [...]
>> <div id=divtag></div>
>
> id="divtag"
See above.
>> <script>
The `type' attribute is required for the `script' element.
<script type="text/javascript">
F'up2 alt.html
PointedEars
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