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@NogDogJun 17.2010 — #Note that you should not be submitting your PHP source code directly to the validator: you want to submit the [X]HTML that it [i]outputs[/i] when the PHP script is executed. If it's on a web site, you can just submit the URL to the validator. Otherwise if testing locally, run the script in your browser, then do a "View Source" in the resulting browser page, and copy-and-paste that to the browser. Even easier is to use the "Web Developer" extension in Firefox, and after the page is displayed, do a Tools -> Web Developer -> Tools -> Validate Local HTML. ?
W3C Validator & PHP code
I’m having an issue with the following code running through the validator.
[code=php]<input type=”text” id=”uname” name=”uname” value=”<?php print “$uname”; ?>” size=”30″ />
It gives an error about the PHP code in the value section. Can someone help me get past this?
Thanks
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@NogDogJun 17.2010 — #Note that you should not be submitting your PHP source code directly to the validator: you want to submit the [X]HTML that it [i]outputs[/i] when the PHP script is executed. If it's on a web site, you can just submit the URL to the validator. Otherwise if testing locally, run the script in your browser, then do a "View Source" in the resulting browser page, and copy-and-paste that to the browser. Even easier is to use the "Web Developer" extension in Firefox, and after the page is displayed, do a Tools -> Web Developer -> Tools -> Validate Local HTML. ?