In article <004f629c$0$102 65$c3e8da3@news .astraweb.com>, "mark4asp" <mark4asp@gmail .comwrites:
<http://validator.w3.or g/will validate HTML for you. No need to
reinvent the wheel.
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Michael F. Stemper
#include <Standard_Discl aimer>
Always use apostrophe's and "quotation marks" properly.
>I am importing text from a column of a database table to display as
>part of a web page in asp.net. There are about 7000 rows in the table.
>
>About 10% of the columns have their content as html and about 10% of
>those columns have badly broken html. When broke it generally uses <tr>
>and <tdcontent with no enclosing <table>.
>
>I have two alternatives.
>
>1. I could write a program to create a page from each occurence of html
>content in a row and validate that against a html parser.
>
>As anyone done this. If so how could it be done. which parser could be
>used?
>part of a web page in asp.net. There are about 7000 rows in the table.
>
>About 10% of the columns have their content as html and about 10% of
>those columns have badly broken html. When broke it generally uses <tr>
>and <tdcontent with no enclosing <table>.
>
>I have two alternatives.
>
>1. I could write a program to create a page from each occurence of html
>content in a row and validate that against a html parser.
>
>As anyone done this. If so how could it be done. which parser could be
>used?
reinvent the wheel.
--
Michael F. Stemper
#include <Standard_Discl aimer>
Always use apostrophe's and "quotation marks" properly.