htmlvalidator-help — Help for HTML Validator extension for Firefox

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] [Bug] HTML Validator 0.8.x

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Dexter,

In fact, I am the writer of the extension. What you describe is a really 
complex problem, that is described here and that handle 4 types of 
character sets.
Anyway, i have maybe a fix for it. It is not the real release 0.840 but 
it contains a fix. I would be interested if you could test it and report 
me the results:

Please do this:
1) open this URL in Firefox, install the extension.
  http://htmlvalidator.sourceforge.net/mozilla/tidy_firefox_win_0840.xpi 
<http://htmlvalidator.sourceforge.net/mozilla/tidy_firefox_win_0840.xpi>
2) this will maybe raise small green line on the top. Allow the website 
to install the extension
    Then retry.
3) when the new version is installed, does it fix the bug ?

Thanks in advance,

Marc

Ps: for more info see here : 
http://www.htmlpedia.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=7 
<http://www.htmlpedia.org/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=7>


Dexter wrote:
> Hello!
>
> When I installed new version of HTML Validator 0.8.x, I have found a
> bug:
>
> When you have polish letters in user name in Windows ex. "ś" or "ć",
> there is a bug in this add-on (new version - 0.8.x). For every new page or tab
> in FF you get an info: there is a problem with file: tidy_last_validated.html.
> That is why I can't use this add-on now :(
>
> Do you know someone who can fix this bug in newer releases?
>
>   

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] HTML Validator

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi David,

The extension does not save the file back to the original file.
First, I will not do it without the user agreement. And second, as 
Firefox works in Unicode, in which charset should I save the page back 
?? Due that it is impossible to answer to this question for most page. I 
just do not save it ! You need to copy/paste in your favorite editor to 
save it back and this editor will take care of your charset.

Hope it helps,

Marc

David J Nelson wrote:
>
> Hi Marc,
>   I am using v0.8.3.9 on WIN/XP and I seem to be having a problem but 
> the problem may be that I'm not using the tool correctly.
> When I check my web page, I do see that I have errors in the code. I 
> have the tool correct the errors for me and change the output format. 
> In the tabbed windows I can see the original source, the corrected 
> source. When I click on the OK button to accept, it seems as if the 
> changes are not written out to my source file. Basically, the changes 
> are not being retained. The source file is not set as read only.
> So, I'm sure I am doing something wrong.
> I am running on Firefox V2.0.0.2.
>
> Thanks for the help.
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[Htmlvalidator-help] Fix for Selinux

[James B. <jam...@go...>]

If people are running an Selinux-enabled system (such as Fedora Core 6) then
they need to make sure that shared text relocation is enabled. The flag to
set is textrel_shlib_t. This is in addition to installing
compat-stdlibc++-33.

Cheers
Jim Bannon

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] iso-8859-1

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hello,

Sorry, I had completely misunderstood the question. In short, it would 
be really easy to add
the question is if I begin to add latin1, what other charsets should I 
include. And it could become
a never ending story.

The options exists in Tidy, it is here:
 > http://tidy.sourceforge.net/docs/quickref.html#output-encoding

How much do you need this ?

Thanks by advance,

Marc

in...@re... wrote:
> None of this has anything to do with my question. No matter what Page I 
> look at, no matter what is in the header the only choices for cleanup in 
> tidy is "ascii" and "unicode" Why is there never ISO-8859-1 ?
>
>
> Marc Gueury wrote:
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>> The extension get the HTML from the browser. The browser does the 
>> charset conversion based on your HTTP header or the HTML header.
>> The extension get the HTML in unicode and never make charset 
>> conversion. So, maybe look in your HTTP header or in HTML header.
>> A trick, look the tools/Page info.
>>
>> Marc
>>
>> in...@re... wrote:
>>     
>>> Why does the Tidy insist on utf or ascii when it clean a page? Why 
>>> can't I clean with
>>>
>>> iso-8859-1 encoding ?
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] TIDY Problem Report

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Joel,

The only thing I can say, is that it is opensource and you can try to 
compile it.
I do not have any Windows 64 boxes.

Sorry,

Marc

Joel Morera wrote:
> NO, i don't. Because i use windows xp. So, there is not a windows xp 
> 64 bits version there.
> I'll be thanks if you have it one.
>  
> PD: sorry about my english.
> --
> Joel Morera Pascual
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>
>     ----- Original Message -----
>     *From:* Marc Gueury <mailto:mg...@sk...>
>     *To:* Joel Morera <mailto:joe...@gm...>
>     *Cc:* htm...@li...
>     <mailto:htm...@li...>
>     *Sent:* Wednesday, March 21, 2007 3:42 PM
>     *Subject:* Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] TIDY Problem Report
>
>     Hi Joel,
>
>     Do you use the 64 bits version available here ?
>
>     http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/download.html
>
>     Thanks,
>
>     Marc
>
>     Joel Morera wrote:
>>     Doesn't work on Firefox x64
>>     Browser Version: Deer Park v.1.6a1
>>      
>>     Problem: Don't recogize the O.S., and show the message next:
>>      
>>     FATAL ERROR : The dynamic C library  contained in the extension
>>     file could not be found.
>>     Cause 1 : Operating System mismatch /  Cause 2: Linux
>>     <http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/no_tidy_lib.html#LINUX> /
>>     Cause 3: Windows Vista
>>     <http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/no_tidy_lib.html#VISTA> /
>>     Cause 4: Browser
>>     <http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/no_tidy_lib.html#BROWSER>
>>     / Cause 5: Other
>>     <http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/no_tidy_lib.html#OTHER>
>>      
>>      
>>     Please notice me when you have a new version with the solve problem.
>>     Thanks,
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] 'html validator' 0.8x and FreeBSD

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Dmitriy,

Wonderfull, I will change the 755 and publish the FreeBSD files on the web.

Thanks a lot !!!

Marc

Dmitriy Buldakov wrote:
> Hi Marc,
>
> 0755 works much more better!
>
> The standard Unix permissions are 0755 for folder and 0644 for file.
>
> The start bit of permissions octet is means "executable" for file and 
> "ability to fetch file list" for folder.
>
> I send you two xpi files
> the first one was built under FreeBSD 6.1 and runs under 6.1 and 6.2 
> with Firefox 1.5 and 2.0, so usualy it means that this xpi should work 
> under 6.* but we just have not ability to test it under other 6.*
> the second one was built under FreeBSD 5.4 and runs with Firefox 2.0. 
> I think that it should also works with FreeBSD 5.1+ and both (1.5 and 
> 2.0) Firefoxes.
>
> In fact, the building troubles were not in tidy source code.
>
> 1. I could not build OpenSP that was included into tidy package. 
> Intstead of OpenSP source from tidy package FreeBSD OpenSP port 
> (1.5.7_1 version) was used.
>
> 2. automake is installed on my computer could not generate "Makefile" 
> files from tidy " Makefile.in <http://Makefile.in>" files (I do not 
> know why) and I just change pathes into "Makefile" files manually.
>
> 3. build_xpi.sh do not include libnstidy.so and nstidy.xpt into xpi, 
> and I make it manualy
>
>
> ==============================================================
> Step by step instruction
>
> - build and install OpenSP port
>
> cd /usr/ports/textproc/opensp
> make
> make install
>
> (do not make clean!)
>
> - unpack mozilla and tidy, patch mozilla files configure mozilla, etc. 
> (see http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/compile.html :-)
>
> - after mozilla was configured opensp should be changed
>
> cd %%Your Source Base Folder%%/mozilla/extensions/tidy
> mv opensp opensp.orig
> ln -s /usr/ports/textproc/opensp/work/OpenSP-1.5 opensp
> cp /usr/local/lib/libosp.a spvalid/
>
> - patch values of variables "topsrcdir", "srcdir", and "VPATH" in 
> Makefile files
>
> - run make
>
> make
>
> - make xpi (see http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/compile.html :-)
>
> - found "libnstidy.so", " nstidy.xpt" files and copy it to (into 
> components) folder manually
>
> - open file tidyUtil.js (stored into xpi in chrome/tidy.jar), find 
> string Components.interfaces.nsIFile.DIRECTORY_TYPE and change default 
> permission for new folder to 0755
>
> - install xpi (see http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/compile.html :-)
>
> ==============================================================
>
>
> Thank you.
> B.R.
> Dmitriy.
>
>
> > Can you explain more about this:
> > > for each profile folders (in my case it was only 'g7f41cg.default')
> > go into profile folder and set up executable bit on subfolder 'tidy'
> >
> > Question
> > -----------
> > 1) Is it based on 0.839 ?
> > 2) if yes, maybe go in tidyUtil.js and try to find the creation of the
> > tidy directory, this line:
> > > file.create (Components.interfaces.nsIFile.DIRECTORY_TYPE, 0664);
> > 664 is an Unix priv. If there is a better value 700 ?
> > 3) delete the tidy directory and retry
> >
> > If it works better, please tell me and I will fix it in my code.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Marc
> >
> >
> >
> > Dmitriy Buldakov wrote:
> >> Hi Marc.
> >>
> >> First of all I am happy to say you big thanks!
> >>
> >> Your HTML Validator with SGML parser is a real great tool.
> >>
> >> But, unfortunately, we were not able to use you tool as full as
> >> possible because our primary OS is FreeBSD and you do not provide
> >> FreeBSD xpi package. (In fact you provide, but only old version,
> >> without SGML :-)
> >>
> >> So, I spent three days and, after numerous attempts, build you tool
> >> under FreeBSD 6.1.
> >>
> >> If you wish I can send you FreeBSD xpi and you can place it on your
> >> site for download.
> >> I hope it can help other peoples used FreeBSD
> >>
> >> In fact xpi was built by me has only one trouble -
> >>
> >> after installation user mast manually
> >>
> >> 1) go to folder ~/.mozilla/firefox/
> >> 2) for each profile folders (in my case it was only 'g7f41cg.default')
> >> go into profile folder and set up executable bit on subfolder 'tidy'
> >>
> >>
> >> The xpi runs under FreeBSD 6.1 and 6.2 under FireFox 1.5 and 2.0
> >>
> >>
> >> B.R.
> >> Dmitriy
> >>
> >> P.S. One more moment - I cannot run you "xpi builder" correctly and
> >> just replace libnstidy.so file in linux xpi :-)
> >>
> >
>

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] Specified language of Windows

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Adam,

This is a really annoying issue. Since it could be very difficult to solve.
I know it works in some accentuated case. But never saw the issue in the 
last weeks.
What is your exact OS ? And the language in which Windows XX is 
installed ? Polish ?

Can you run the extension in debug mode ? I mean
- Type about:config in the URL
- Then set the value of tidy.options.debug, is it set to true.
- Then run the extension some time and send me this the file 
tidy_firefox_diag.log

Thanks,

Marc

Adam Kuśmierz wrote:
> Hi,
> there is a problem, when in Windows' login name is (are) specified 
> sign out of standard Unicode (ie. for my national language - polish - 
> żółćęśąźń).
> Your plugin has tried to access to doesn't exist User Folder (in 
> Documents and Settings - see logs).
>
> Before I created User Folder with wrong spelling my username, FF alerts:
> ---------------------------
> Warning
> ---------------------------
> Can not create DiagLog file: C:\Documents and Settings\Adam 
> Ku[mierz\Dane 
> aplikacji\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\a4xkxwf5.default\tidy/tidy_last_validated.html 
>
> ---------------------------
> OK
> ---------------------------
> (instead of C:\Documents and Settings\Adam KuŚmierz\...)
>
> Kind Regards,
> Adam Kuśmierz
>

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] (no subject)

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi James,

It seems it is not the only english mistake I did. I will change all this.

Thanks for the feedback,

Marc

James A Schulz wrote:
> "runned" is not a word (in the initial screen, after upgrade, where 
> the user chooses an algorithm).  You need simply "run"
>

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] HTML Tidy Linux 64-bit

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Matthew,

Not really, I do not have a Linux 64 bits. Only a bunch of 32 bits ones.
If you want it absolutely, the source is here,

http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/download.html

and the instructions here:

http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/compile.html

Else an old 0.79x version for linux 64 bits is here:

http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/download_070.html

Hope it helps,

Marc

Matthew Schultz wrote:
> Can you compile 0.839 for 64-bit Linux?
>
>
>
> Matt

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] Forum?

[<mg...@sk...>]

After checking the different possibilities, I tried PHP 3.0 beta 5
It seems to be HTML errors free !

Here it is :

http://www.htmlpedia.org/phpBB/

I hope it will not be too slow :)

Anyway post all your comments there. All remarks are welcome.

Enjoy,

Marc



----------------------------------------

Most people use phpBB due to its easy setup and lot of functions.
Mozillazine itself uses that, too.

http://www.phpbb.com/



> I think you are right. Do you know a good open source forum program that
> use PHP and mysql. I can try to set that up. And let point a mozilla
> forum thread to it.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Marc
> 
> ----------------------------------------
> Hey Marc,
> 
> on your website you write
> \"Due that no bug was reported for the RC4, the version 0.839 will be
> 1rst 0.8x
> production version.\"
> 
> Have you considered that mailing lists may not be the best way to gather
> feedback?
> I bet if you would use a Mozillazine Thread or set up your own forum to
> communicate there would be a lot more response, especially because this
> great extension is so well known and indispensable for webdevelopers.
> 
> There are some things I would have remarked (like the uppercase-options
> in the
> page cleanup should be grayed out when you selected XHTML) but I don't like
> that mailinglist thing very much.
> No offense intended, just a thought.
> 
> 
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] Forum?

[Spectroscope <spe...@gm...>]

Most people use phpBB due to its easy setup and lot of functions.
Mozillazine itself uses that, too.

http://www.phpbb.com/



> I think you are right. Do you know a good open source forum program that
> use PHP and mysql. I can try to set that up. And let point a mozilla
> forum thread to it.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Marc
> 
> ----------------------------------------
> Hey Marc,
> 
> on your website you write
> \"Due that no bug was reported for the RC4, the version 0.839 will be
> 1rst 0.8x
> production version.\"
> 
> Have you considered that mailing lists may not be the best way to gather
> feedback?
> I bet if you would use a Mozillazine Thread or set up your own forum to
> communicate there would be a lot more response, especially because this
> great extension is so well known and indispensable for webdevelopers.
> 
> There are some things I would have remarked (like the uppercase-options
> in the
> page cleanup should be grayed out when you selected XHTML) but I don't like
> that mailinglist thing very much.
> No offense intended, just a thought.
> 
> 
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] Forum?

[NoWhereMan <now...@fl...>]

  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: mg...@sk...=20
  To: spe...@gm... ; htm...@li...=20
  Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 3:58 PM
  Subject: Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] Forum?



  I think you are right. Do you know a good open source forum program =
that use PHP and mysql. I can try to set that up. And let point a =
mozilla forum thread to it.

  I like vanilla http://getvanilla.com ;=20
  many like http://punbb.org , too.

  Of course there are many others ;)

  bye

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] Forum?

[<mg...@sk...>]

I think you are right. Do you know a good open source forum program that use PHP and mysql. I can try to set that up. And let point a mozilla forum thread to it.

Thanks,

Marc 

----------------------------------------
Hey Marc,

on your website you write
\"Due that no bug was reported for the RC4, the version 0.839 will be 1rst 0.8x
production version.\"

Have you considered that mailing lists may not be the best way to gather feedback?
I bet if you would use a Mozillazine Thread or set up your own forum to
communicate there would be a lot more response, especially because this
great extension is so well known and indispensable for webdevelopers.

There are some things I would have remarked (like the uppercase-options in the
page cleanup should be grayed out when you selected XHTML) but I don't like
that mailinglist thing very much.
No offense intended, just a thought.


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[Htmlvalidator-help] Forum?

[Spectroscope <spe...@gm...>]

Hey Marc,

on your website you write
"Due that no bug was reported for the RC4, the version 0.839 will be 1rst 0.8x
production version."

Have you considered that mailing lists may not be the best way to gather feedback?
I bet if you would use a Mozillazine Thread or set up your own forum to
communicate there would be a lot more response, especially because this
great extension is so well known and indispensable for webdevelopers.

There are some things I would have remarked (like the uppercase-options in the
page cleanup should be grayed out when you selected XHTML) but I don't like
that mailinglist thing very much.
No offense intended, just a thought.

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] iso-8859-1

[<in...@re...>]

None of this has anything to do with my question. No matter what Page I 
look at, no matter what is in the header the only choices for cleanup in 
tidy is "ascii" and "unicode" Why is there never ISO-8859-1 ?


Marc Gueury wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The extension get the HTML from the browser. The browser does the 
> charset conversion based on your HTTP header or the HTML header.
> The extension get the HTML in unicode and never make charset 
> conversion. So, maybe look in your HTTP header or in HTML header.
> A trick, look the tools/Page info.
>
> Marc
>
> in...@re... wrote:
>> Why does the Tidy insist on utf or ascii when it clean a page? Why 
>> can't I clean with
>>
>> iso-8859-1 encoding ?
>>
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] Selenium

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Christian,

No, but it is an idea I like. But I got no time to do this.

Thanks for the feedback,

Marc

Christian Storm wrote:
> Can your great tool be used with Selenium to test the validity of 
> dynamically generated HTML?
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] iso-8859-1

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi,

The extension get the HTML from the browser. The browser does the 
charset conversion based on your HTTP header or the HTML header.
The extension get the HTML in unicode and never make charset conversion. 
So, maybe look in your HTTP header or in HTML header.
A trick, look the tools/Page info.

Marc

in...@re... wrote:
> Why does the Tidy insist on utf or ascii when it clean a page? Why can't 
> I clean with
>
> iso-8859-1 encoding ? 
>
>
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] TIDY Problem Report

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Joel,

Do you use the 64 bits version available here ?

http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/download.html

Thanks,

Marc

Joel Morera wrote:
> Doesn't work on Firefox x64
> Browser Version: Deer Park v.1.6a1
>  
> Problem: Don't recogize the O.S., and show the message next:
>  
> FATAL ERROR : The dynamic C library  contained in the extension file 
> could not be found.
> Cause 1 : Operating System mismatch /  Cause 2: Linux 
> <http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/no_tidy_lib.html#LINUX> / 
> Cause 3: Windows Vista 
> <http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/no_tidy_lib.html#VISTA> / 
> Cause 4: Browser 
> <http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/no_tidy_lib.html#BROWSER> / 
> Cause 5: Other 
> <http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/no_tidy_lib.html#OTHER>
>  
>  
> Please notice me when you have a new version with the solve problem.
> Thanks,
> --
> Joel Morera Pascual
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> Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] HTML Tidy and the SGML parser (RC3 and RC4)

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Alexander,

This HTML coloring is done by firefox not my extension. Maybe you should 
log a bug in bugzilla.mozilla.org.
I saw this too.

Thanks,

Marc

Alexander Hass wrote:
> Hi Marc
>
> I'd like to please you to fix one usability piece. I don't know what release
> have introduced this, but why does the closing "/" in an META, IMG, HR, etc.
> have the colour *red* - now?
>
> The colour *red* tells me an "error"... but it isn't. I hope you are able to
> fix this for final and use the colour *black* like "<" and ">" are using.
>
>
> Regards
> Alex
>
>
>   

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] You brilliant tool 'html validator' 0.8x under FreeBSD

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Can you explain more about this:
 > for each profile folders (in my case it was only 'g7f41cg.default')  
go into profile folder and set up executable bit on subfolder 'tidy'

Question
-----------
1) Is it based on 0.839 ?
2) if yes, maybe go in tidyUtil.js and try to find the creation of the 
tidy directory, this line:
  > file.create(Components.interfaces.nsIFile.DIRECTORY_TYPE, 0664);
   664 is an Unix priv. If there is a better value 700 ?
3) delete the tidy directory and retry

If it works better, please tell me and I will fix it in my code.

Thanks,

Marc



Dmitriy Buldakov wrote:
> Hi Marc.
>
> First of all I am happy to say you big thanks!
>
> Your HTML Validator with SGML parser is a real great tool.
>
> But, unfortunately, we were not able to use you tool as full as 
> possible because our primary OS is FreeBSD and you do not provide 
> FreeBSD xpi package. (In fact you provide, but only old version, 
> without SGML  :-)
>
> So, I spent three days and, after numerous attempts, build you tool 
> under FreeBSD 6.1.
>
> If you wish I can send you FreeBSD xpi and you can place it on your 
> site for download.
> I hope it can help other peoples used FreeBSD
>
> In fact xpi was built by me has only one trouble -
>
> after installation user mast manually
>
> 1) go to folder ~/.mozilla/firefox/
> 2) for each profile folders (in my case it was only 
> 'g7f41cg.default')  go into profile folder and set up executable bit 
> on subfolder 'tidy'
>
>
> The xpi runs under FreeBSD 6.1 and 6.2 under FireFox 1.5 and 2.0
>
>
> B.R.
> Dmitriy
>
> P.S. One more moment - I cannot run you "xpi builder" correctly and 
> just replace libnstidy.so file in linux xpi :-)
>

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] You brilliant tool 'html validator' 0.8x under FreeBSD

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Dmitriy,

Of course, if I have it. I will place it on the download side.
Also, it would be interesting if you had problem to do it to tell me 
what so that I can change this page:
 > http://users.skynet.be/mgueury/mozilla/compile.html

I intend to set the Windows version 0.839 on addons.mozilla.org this 
week. I mean in production.
Wish me good luck :-)

Thanks by advance,

Marc

Dmitriy Buldakov wrote:
> Hi Marc.
>
> First of all I am happy to say you big thanks!
>
> Your HTML Validator with SGML parser is a real great tool.
>
> But, unfortunately, we were not able to use you tool as full as 
> possible because our primary OS is FreeBSD and you do not provide 
> FreeBSD xpi package. (In fact you provide, but only old version, 
> without SGML  :-)
>
> So, I spent three days and, after numerous attempts, build you tool 
> under FreeBSD 6.1.
>
> If you wish I can send you FreeBSD xpi and you can place it on your 
> site for download.
> I hope it can help other peoples used FreeBSD
>
> In fact xpi was built by me has only one trouble -
>
> after installation user mast manually
>
> 1) go to folder ~/.mozilla/firefox/
> 2) for each profile folders (in my case it was only 
> 'g7f41cg.default')  go into profile folder and set up executable bit 
> on subfolder 'tidy'
>
>
> The xpi runs under FreeBSD 6.1 and 6.2 under FireFox 1.5 and 2.0
>
>
> B.R.
> Dmitriy
>
> P.S. One more moment - I cannot run you "xpi builder" correctly and 
> just replace libnstidy.so file in linux xpi :-)
>

[Htmlvalidator-help] iso-8859-1

[<in...@re...>]

Why does the Tidy insist on utf or ascii when it clean a page? Why can't 
I clean with

iso-8859-1 encoding ? 

Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] HTML Validator Problem

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Michael,

I have the extension 0.839 and Firefox 2.0.0.2 on Windows XP and it 
still work ?
Does it happen for all pages ? Just some of them and in which 
circonstances ?

Maybe try to
- clean the cache and
- restart Firefox.
- look in the error console to see if there is any bug

Which OS exactly and which type of user is the biggest question.

Thanks,

Marc


Marc Gueury wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> Dawned, this is bad news. Which OS did you use ? I will try to 
> download the Firefox 2.0.0.2 update too.
>
> Marc
>
> Michael DuFresne wrote:
>> Hi Marc,
>>  
>> I have been using your validator for Firefox for a while now, and I 
>> find it is a great tool, and has never let me down before.  But 
>> recently a problem has come up that I didn't know if you knew about 
>> yet (it's not on your Problems/FAQ list on your homepage).
>>  
>> The icon that shows on the bottom status bar is not changing to 
>> correspond to the page I'm looking at.  No matter if there are 
>> problems on the page or not, it remains the green checkmark showing 
>> nothing is wrong.  When I look at the source though, the validator 
>> windows still show at the bottom and list the correct problems.  I am 
>> not sure if this problem came up when I updated to a newer version of 
>> your validator (I'm using the 0.8.3.9 version), or if it happened 
>> when I updated Firefox to version 2.0.0.2.  I think the later is the 
>> most likely problem, since the validator version I'm using I have 
>> been for a while and it didn't do this before.
>>  
>> Well, I just thought I would let you know this if you haven't already 
>> heard from someone else with a similar problem.  Hope you can fix it 
>> so I can continue to use your excellent program.
>>  
>> ~ Michael DuFresne
>>
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Re: [Htmlvalidator-help] HTML Validator Problem

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi Michael,

Dawned, this is bad news. Which OS did you use ? I will try to download 
the Firefox 2.0.0.2 update too.

Marc

Michael DuFresne wrote:
> Hi Marc,
>  
> I have been using your validator for Firefox for a while now, and I 
> find it is a great tool, and has never let me down before.  But 
> recently a problem has come up that I didn't know if you knew about 
> yet (it's not on your Problems/FAQ list on your homepage).
>  
> The icon that shows on the bottom status bar is not changing to 
> correspond to the page I'm looking at.  No matter if there are 
> problems on the page or not, it remains the green checkmark showing 
> nothing is wrong.  When I look at the source though, the validator 
> windows still show at the bottom and list the correct problems.  I am 
> not sure if this problem came up when I updated to a newer version of 
> your validator (I'm using the 0.8.3.9 version), or if it happened when 
> I updated Firefox to version 2.0.0.2.  I think the later is the most 
> likely problem, since the validator version I'm using I have been for 
> a while and it didn't do this before.
>  
> Well, I just thought I would let you know this if you haven't already 
> heard from someone else with a similar problem.  Hope you can fix it 
> so I can continue to use your excellent program.
>  
> ~ Michael DuFresne
>
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[Htmlvalidator-help] Version 0.839 is out.

[Marc G. <mg...@sk...>]

Hi all,

I have release a new version 0.838 that mostly include a fix in OpenSP 
that allows to keep the sgml-lib with the DTDs in profile directory even 
for users with non-ascii characters in their name.

I hope that this allow the extension to work in Vista. But I have no 
Vista to test. If all is fine, it could be the last release candidate.

Enjoy,

Marc

New Release Candate 4:  0.839
  (Extension 0.839 / Htmlpedia 20070205 / LibraryVersion 20070306)
* SGML bug: Skip the space at the start of the file to detect the DTD type
* Translation problem solved: description of the extension in the Addons 
screen can now be translated.
* Big change in the handling of the characterset for the OpenSP files. 
Consequences:
  o Because of this, the 0.8x extension installs now fine as an end-user 
on XP and should be also installable as an end-user on Vista too. I hope !!
  o the SGML lib was modified to handle 2 charsets: one for the files 
UTF8 and one for the files names (OS charset). This makes this change 
possible for Windows user with non-ascii character in their username.
  o On Windows, All temporary files created by the extension are created 
in the profile directory in place Program Files.
  o SGML_LIB can stay now in the profile directory, it is not copied 
anymore
 OLD: C:\Program files\mozilla firefox\sgml-lib\
 NEW: C:\Documents and Settings\mgueury\Application 
Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\b6at4lbb.default\extensions\{3b56bcc7-54e5-44a2-9b44