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markup validation html

gregs 14 May, 2009
ChronoForms writes two javascript files in the form page. One is "var ChronoTips = new Class" and the other is "Element.extend." Is there anyway to make the javascript external so the html will W3C validate? thanks.
GreyHead 14 May, 2009
Hi gregs,

It is possible. I'm not sure when Max aill implement it though. I have a version for RC4.11 that worked OK but havent' yet updated it for RC5.0.

Bob

It's possible that RC5.1 goes one step further.
Max_admin 15 May, 2009
Hi gregs,

what about the validation code which is inside the header too ? it doesn't break the w3c validation ?

Regards
MAx
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GreyHead 15 May, 2009
Hi Max,

Code (script or css or links to script or css files) between the <head>. . .</head> tags is OK; code between the <body> . . .</body> tags fails W3C validation (but usually works OK in a browser).

Bob
Max_admin 18 May, 2009
Hi Bob,

Thanks!🙂 I think this is already fixed in Rc5.1 then!

Regards,
Max
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gregs 18 May, 2009
Is RC5.1 available yet?
GreyHead 18 May, 2009
Hi gregs,

Please ask Max for a copy if you need it.

Bob
Max_admin 19 May, 2009
Hi gregs,

If you want it then please contact me through the Contact us page!

Regards
Max
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gregs 21 May, 2009
Thank you, think I'll wait until you release the next version, its working ok in browsers.
And also the javascript ChronoTips thats put in the <head> does not validate either. Is there something I can do about that? I'm not even using the "Tips" on 2 forms. It would be nice to get rid of scripts when not in use.
Max_admin 24 May, 2009
Hi gregs,

I will check that and fix in the next release!

Regards,
Max
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