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1. #HTMLVALIDATOR MAC OS#
2. #HTMLVALIDATOR INSTALL#
3. #HTMLVALIDATOR UPDATE#
4. #HTMLVALIDATOR SOFTWARE#
5. #HTMLVALIDATOR CODE#

libxml2 >= 2.6.21.įor reference: List of optional Perl module distributions Version requirement, XML-LibXML needs to be built with support for To check the syntax of XML-based document types. Library to handle URIs and escaping special characters in them. Included in the libwww-perl distribution. Using the Accept-Encoding HTTP header with version 5.816Īnd later, depending on if the modules required for libwww-perl'sĬompression facilities are installed. Validator's support for compressed responses is announced Or newer is required, however we strongly suggest a (much) newer Support for downloading pages off the net comes from. Gisle Aas' most excellent WWW library for Perl. Template system which allows us to separate Validator's logic and Minimal HTML parser used for preparse and finding metadata.ĭetermine the encoding of HTML/XML/XHTML documents. Support for multiple character encodings. Options parsing and file upload a breeze. Takes care of all those niggly little bits of CGI for us and make

#HTMLVALIDATOR INSTALL#

You do not need to install them individually if you follow the CPAN instructionsĮverything- and-the-kitchen-sink, Perl CGI library. You may skip this if you have successfully installed the bundle above.īelow are the Perl modules required to run the Markup Validator. See the documentation included with itįor reference: List of required Perl module distributions One easy - and strongly recommended - way to take care of all theseįrom CPAN. Step 2: install required Perl Modules Quick and Easy: install the CPAN bundle configure -enable-http -disable-doc-build Run the following as root/administrator, or under sudo If you install opensp from source, make sure to enable HTTP retrieval of DTDs. Note that the validator will not work with any version of OpenSP earlier than 1.5.2. The SGML parser we're currently using is OpenSP 1.5.2, Prerequisites, and then the validator itself Step 1: install OpenSP, the SGML (and XML) parser The following few steps will guide you through installing those Or newer) and several Perl modules used by the "check" CGI script. SGML parser - that does all the hard work -, Perl (version 5.8.0 Step 0: PrerequisitesĪpart from a properly configured Web server, the Validator needs a Of the Perl language (standard on most Web servers). You will also need a working installation The validator may work with other Web servers than the popular Apache, but The popular Apache server, which is used for the W3C Markup Validation service. The installation guide assumes that you have a working Web server. These instructions are strongly inspired from Nick Talbott's guide for Slackware Linux.

#HTMLVALIDATOR MAC OS#

The easiest way to install released versions of the Markup Validator is to use the packages createdįor some platforms by contributors: Mac OS X, openSUSE/SUSE Linux, Debian GNU/Linux and Fedora/Red Hat packages areĪvailable. Go through this installation procedure once, to get familiar with the system. We recommend that developers wishing to contribute on the Markup Validator or modify it This installation guides presumes knowledge of the source availability for the Guides are also available and can be of interest : To our knowledge, the following platform-specific

#HTMLVALIDATOR SOFTWARE#

I hope this software will be further maintained, I have not found other software yet that came any close to this set of time-saving features and I would love to keep this in my set of testing tools as long as possible.The installation guide we provide here is a rather generic set of instructions,

#HTMLVALIDATOR UPDATE#

No update in a long time and the developer does NOT respond to emails at all I tried twice.

#HTMLVALIDATOR CODE#

And i guess the engine does not understand HTML5 code at all.Īnd the developer does not seem to be active on this project. It has it's limits, though: It does not test CSS. That is very time-saving and less easy to overlook something. The best thing: It can scan complete local side with a bunch of files as batch processing in no time and we use it as quality check before we go online with something. So it can test also local files (which the online checker does not allow) and is so much faster than the web validator which sometimes is very un-responsive and slow. It uses the service from, but is is not a simple wrapper, it is a local version.