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Posted by Albert Wiersch on 08/12/05 16:15
"Toby Inkster" <usenet200507@tobyinkster.co.uk> wrote in message
news:pan.2005.08.11.22.21.01.182218@tobyinkster.co.uk...
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> http://online.htmlvalidator.com/php/onlinevallite.php says:
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> "The character reference "ト" is not recognized. Did you misspell
> it? Did you forget to end the reference with a semicolon?"
>
> Ummm... of course I didn't miss the semicolon -- the semicolon is right
> there in the bit you quoted!
>
> Ditto: "The character reference "ビ" is not recognized. Did you
> misspell it? Did you forget to end the reference with a semicolon?"
>
> Ditto: "The character reference "–" is not recognized. Did you
> misspell it? Did you forget to end the reference with a semicolon?"
>
> All them be proper character references.
Hi Toby,
Thank you. I had a configuration option for the online validator set to not
allow hexadecimal character references. I have now fixed this and have
improved the error message in case this situation should happen again. It
will now say:
The character reference "ト" is not recognized. If you want to use
hexadecimal references, then be sure to enable this option in the Validator
Engine Options.
Albert
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