Re: File extensions

On 27 Feb, 03:18, "Thad" <tsob...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Thank you all for responding. Now I have a better grasp on things.

Thad

with regards validation, provided your scripts have been executed they
will validate, so I assume you are using tidy or something like that,
you have 2 options, either install tidy within firefox so that each
new page of php you write when executed will show up in your browser
and the resulting html will be automatically validated, the firefox
addon can be found here:
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/249/

or use the online validator
http://validator.w3.org/
and instead of uploading a block of html, simple point it at your php
page on the server. and validate by URL, as it requests your page, it
will be executed and the resultant html served to it for validation
automatically.

.

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