[NTLUG:Discuss] Mozilla/Firefox HTML validator

[Terry]

Get "Web Developer" extension for firefox

On 4/18/05, Burton Strauss <Burton_Strauss at comcast.net> wrote:
> 
> W3C has a validator - it's probably the most picky. Search Google for it:
> "site:w3c.org <http://w3c.org> html validator" should find it.
> 
> -----Burton
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> Of tr_data1
> Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 4:39 PM
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> Subject: [NTLUG:Discuss] Mozilla/Firefox HTML validator
> 
> My children's school system (Coppell ISD) has been tinkering with creating
> website(s) for newsletter/grades/etc info. They call it the "portal". The
> problem is, I am forced to use InternetExploder, due to some incompat. in
> their login logic. It's at the bottom left of north.coppellisd.com<http://north.coppellisd.com>, 
> where
> you will see "My Portal" caption with a user and password text fields.
> 
> When using IE, entering uid/passwd and pressing "Login", sends me to a
> different page with the info I am trying to access. On Firefox/Mozilla, it
> goes to another login/passwd screen. Entering that again just puts you 
> back
> to the same secondary login page. Anyway...
> 
> I am looking for a tool that I can point at a web page to determine what 
> is
> non-standard (IOW, M$ specific) code. Is there such a tool? My guess is 
> that
> their page was created by an M$ tool and of course creates buggy or
> otherwise propriatary HTML.
> =TR=
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