Thread: [Htmlvalidator-help] Some 0.83 beta comments
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From: <spe...@gm...> - 2006-05-19 16:02:46
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Hi, some remarks regarding the 0.83 beta 1) Line numbering doesn't work properly When you open view-source there's no line numbering. You can enable it by menu but this setting is forgotten with the next source-window you open. Interestingly, the checkmark is remembered (there is a checkmarkin the menu) but no line numbers appear. 2) The disabling of the checkmark "Enable Validation in the View Source" has no effect. Validation is always turned on and can only switched off with CTRL-U. 3) The enabling of the validation of the view-source should depend on the icon state (validation in the browser turned on / turned off): -- When the Icon shows enabled validation a doubleclick on the icon (or a regular "View source") should open the view-source with validation enabled. -- When the Icon shows disabled validation the view-source window should open with validation disabled. Thanks for you work. |
From: Marc G. <mg...@sk...> - 2006-05-19 16:14:10
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spe...@gm... wrote: > Hi, > > some remarks regarding the 0.83 beta > > 1) Line numbering doesn't work properly > When you open view-source there's no line numbering. You can enable it > by menu but this setting is forgotten with the next source-window you > open. > Interestingly, the checkmark is remembered (there is a checkmarkin the > menu) but no line numbers appear. > Hi, Are you using the wrapping in the source code ? > 2) The disabling of the checkmark "Enable Validation in the View > Source" has no effect. Validation is always turned on and can only > switched off with CTRL-U. > The way it works is this: - if you disable the validation in the source code. Pressing CTRL+U or doing View Page Source does not show the validation Double clicking the icon always show the validation. I changed this behavior due to a lot of request. The way people were seeing this is that you click on the icon when the icon is not green to see the error. So the validation should be on. If you just look the source, the setting is used. Do you think it is not intuitive ? Thanks by advance, Marc > 3) The enabling of the validation of the view-source should depend on > the icon state (validation in the browser turned on / turned off): > -- When the Icon shows enabled validation a doubleclick on the icon > (or a regular "View source") should open the view-source with > validation enabled. > -- When the Icon shows disabled validation the view-source window > should open with validation disabled. > > Thanks for you work. > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security? > Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job > easier > Download IBM WebSphere Application Server v.1.0.1 based on Apache > Geronimo > http://sel.as-us.falkag.net/sel?cmd_______________________________________________ > > Htmlvalidator-help mailing list > Htm...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/htmlvalidator-help > > > |
From: <spe...@gm...> - 2006-05-19 17:52:28
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> > 1) Line numbering doesn't work properly > Are you using the wrapping in the source code ? Oh, indeed, if I disable line wrapping it works. Are these settings mutually exclusive? > > 2) The disabling of the checkmark "Enable Validation in the View > > Source" has no effect. Validation is always turned on and can only > > switched off with CTRL-U. Ah, now I see. I wasn't aware of the fact that you make a difference between the different ways of opening the source. My fault. > Do you think it is not intuitive ? Yes and no :-) Intuitive means you could guess how it works. Then I have to say:no, not intuitive. But on the other hand I only was used to change between keyboard shortcut, right-click-menu and double click on the icon with no special plan because I expected them to do the same. Now that I understand how the new mechanism works I like it. On a second thought why not additionally introducing a keyboard shortcut for "view source with validation", let's say CTRL-SHIFT-U? That way we could hit CTRL-U for a plain view and CTRL-SHIFT-U for a validated view. For us keyboard lovers that would be a simple way to launch the desired view. Yes, I think I'd like that. And one small other question: When validation in the source is turned off and I open the source, I can see a flickering at the part of the screen where the validation would be displayed (if it would have been turned on). It looks like the progress bar expanded to the height of the validation area that disappears when the source has fully loaded, so it displays longer when the page source to display is larger. Not a big thing, I only like to know if this is regular behaviour or if this means that HTML Tidy validates but only doesn't show the results. If so, doesn't this slow the display down? |
From: Spectroscope <spe...@gm...> - 2006-05-19 18:03:18
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| > > 1) Line numbering doesn't work properly | |> Are you using the wrapping in the source code ? | |Oh, indeed, if I disable line wrapping it works. Are these settings |mutually exclusive? Ok, forget this part of my mail, I finally found the other thread :-) |