@@ -81,8 +81,7 @@ I recommend using both the tidy and W3C validators (or xmllint if for some reaso the W3C validator). Tidy gives useful warnings for example about empty tags, but it misses obvious validation failures such as lack of HTML quoting or unclosed tags. The W3C validator offers much better reports for debugging than -xmllint. The last generated W3C report will be available at /tmp/w3c_last_response.html -so that you can bring it up in your browser for debugging. +xmllint. The W3C HTML reports are written to disk so you can bring it up in your browser for debugging. The xmllint validator will use the XHTML 1.0 strict DTD by default. To specify a different DTD, have the Html::Test::Validator.dtd(document) method return the path to your DTD file. If you README b1587795d3ac7731374ae7963de2d5178e724593 Peter Marklund peter_marklund@fastmail.fm http://github.com/peter/html_test/commit/255803d268bda97a4861de6fcf48440c769722f0 255803d268bda97a4861de6fcf48440c769722f0 2009-05-21T01:13:07-07:00 2009-05-21T01:13:07-07:00 Minor correction in README about where W3C responses are written c80a3964401ead6f4dff0b9d6a5d29220f628bfb Peter Marklund peter_marklund@fastmail.fm