DISABLED

[Eustace]

When checking my webpage with JSLint, I get this kind of error:

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Problem at line 242 character 73: Expected '=' and instead saw '>'.

NAME="firstDayO fWeek" VALUE="" SIZE=2 MAXLENGTH=2 DISABLED></td>
=============== =

But if I make it DISABLED=true to please JSLint, then the W3C Markup
Validation Service finds it wrong and prefers it the other way. Is there
any way acceptable to both JSLint and to the W3C Valicator?

Thanks,

Eustace

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[Martin Honnen]

Re: DISABLED

Eustace wrote:

When checking my webpage with JSLint, I get this kind of error:
>
=============== =
Problem at line 242 character 73: Expected '=' and instead saw '>'.
>
NAME="firstDayO fWeek" VALUE="" SIZE=2 MAXLENGTH=2 DISABLED></td>
=============== =
>
But if I make it DISABLED=true to please JSLint, then the W3C Markup
Validation Service finds it wrong and prefers it the other way. Is there
any way acceptable to both JSLint and to the W3C Valicator?

You can use
DISABLED="DISAB LED"
although with HTML 4 the short form
DISABLED
is fine.


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Martin Honnen

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