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Jason Koskimaki User is Offline

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7/12/2006 11:52 AM
I have started looking into cleaning up my website with translator.w3.org. DotNetNuke has a lot of issues where it is not xhtml compatible. But modules are guilty too. As a thought, can you clean up some of the code in your modules, Scott, and such in future versions so it fits all the html standards out there? I saw some errors in my code versions so thought there might be a few things scattered around your code that could use some cleaning up. Jason

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5/18/2007 6:14 AM
Yes here here! Although these modules are great often the html isnt that great with them. They are not XHTML compliant and use too many nested tables. If Scott or nayone requires some assitance i can tidy them up a litlle. Cheers

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5/18/2007 7:47 AM
Yes, in the upgrade to VS 2005, I'll run the validator on it.

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