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Fixing Errors on Page


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I was wondering how to fix coding errors on a page......

is there a special program or something that can scan for those errors? :wacko: :blink:

help is much appreciated :pinch:

thankyou :ninja:

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Well, what sort of errors? Are these in HTML? JS? Some sort of scripting language?

There are two types too: Syntatical and Semantical. Syntatical are ones that are errors that are a result of the code being unable to compile. The semantical ones are those that compile just fine, but don't do as you expected. These are something that can't be fixed by a computer, because to it, everythign appears fine, but to you it's not what you expected. This is simply because the computer can't read your mind :)

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holy Cr@[]D.....!

can someone tell me what is wrong wit this?:

.........<head>

<STYLE>

BODY {scrollbar-3dlight-color:#000000;

scrollbar-arrow-color:black;

scrollbar-base-color:#000000;

scrollbar-darkshadow-color:#000000;

scrollbar-face-color:black;

scrollbar-highlight-color:white;

scrollbar-shadow-color:#000000}

</STYLE>

</head>

</head>

<body>

<script language="JavaScript"> ........:blink:

DOES NESTING A HEAD INTO A HEAD REALLY CONSIDERED AN ERROR? :pinch: :pinch:

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Yes. You can only have one head, unless you're a monster :D

BTW, I use the W3C validator. Since they basically defined the HTML standard, I trust them more. Besides, they allow file uploads so that you don't have to have a website to validate your code.

http://validator.w3.org

Read my signature, too. It provides links to the HTML reference that the validator uses.

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