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Niggly Little JavaScript Problem

  • 02-10-2001 8:50pm
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 79 ✭✭


    I have a thing about HTML. Specifically I like it all to be valid XHTML. I'm *deadly* serious when I tell you it *really* annoys me when I can't validate a page at http://validator.w3.org/.

    About two months ago I started attacking my website and trying to get every single page to be legal XHTML. There are quite a lot of pages, and so two months later, I'm only half way through bringing the new template across the whole site. I'll get there by the end of this month I think but I have one problem I just can't fix and it is driving me *insane* ;)

    This problem is pertaining to the new template, so if you visit the business section (URL below), where I have put that template across, you will see what I mean. Some parts of the site are still using the old template and thus they have loads of invalid HTML.

    http://www.purplepages.ie/site/business/search.asp

    If you try to validate that page at W3 it will tell you there is an error. It relates to an image I'm writing out in JavaScript at the bottom of the page in order to collect stats.

    I seriously don't have a clue how to get that page to validate and I know I'm being pedantic but it is bugging the hell out of me!

    Any ideas? I'd be eternally grateful :)

    Alis


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