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about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
Validator.nu has had a Web service API for a while. It has not had documentation, though. This has now changed: Validator.nu Web service API docs.
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Posted
about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
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Posted
about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
Validator.nu has had a Web service API for a while. It has not had documentation, though. This has now changed: Validator.nu Web service API docs.
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Posted
about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
Traditionally, SGML-based HTML validation has treated most attribute values as “anything goes” strings. This has meant that all kinds of bogus values have passed as valid. W3C XML Schema added a fixed set of datatypes. The spec is mostly useless for HTML5 validation, since the HTML5 microsyntaxes do not match exactly the XSD datatypes for […]
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Posted
about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
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Posted
about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
Traditionally, SGML-based HTML validation has treated most attribute values as “anything goes” strings. This has meant that all kinds of bogus values have passed as valid. W3C XML Schema added a fixed set of datatypes. The spec is mostly useless for HTML5 validation, since the HTML5 microsyntaxes do not match exactly the XSD datatypes for […]
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Posted
about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
Currently, Validator.nu mines the HTML 5 spec for UI text describing permissible content models, element contexts and element-specific attributes. The text is shown when an element or attribute is misplaced on missing. Unfortunately, the spec does
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Posted
about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
Currently, Validator.nu mines the HTML 5 spec for UI text describing permissible content models, element contexts and element-specific attributes. The text is shown when an element or attribute is misplaced on missing. Unfortunately, the spec does
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Posted
about 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
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Posted
over 18 years
ago
by
Henri Sivonen
I’d like to enable the use of Validator.nu as a RESTful Web service. To this end, I have designed a Validator.nu-native XML response format. There is also a JSON format for review. I’d appreciate comments on the format—especially from people who can foresee wanting to write clients. Comments on this blog seem to be broken […]
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