Code isn't validating

[SusanN]

I have the calendar installed (very nicely) in the sidebar of a website I'm working on. Everything is great except the code doesn't validate.

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I can't see how to fix these errors. They don't seem huge, but I'd still like them to be gone. :)

Help?

[ve9gra]

Two are caused by the calendar.. one isn't.

Both errors from the calendar can be fixed by modifying what you're using for the navigation table... The defaults being << and >>, it causes a validation error because it thinks they are tags, but aren't. You might be able to use &lt;&lt; and &gt;&gt; or use plain text.

The other error is because you're missing the alt="" for the /wp-content/home.jpg picture.

[SusanN]

Thank you so much! Using those worked. I appreciate the help!:)

(I fixed the image problem, as well)

[redcrew]

Hi Susan,

I thought it might help others if I post the validation errors we spoke about for the TOC calendar From what I see in the code, the input elements are not being closed correctly for the code to validate for XHTML.

Instead of using /> to close the input elements, the code is using >. Since the calendar application is generating the code, and the code appears to be encrypted, I believe the code change can only be implemented by the calendar developer.

The errors occur in the following lines of code:

<input name="awioufhaioeu" ...
<input name="dateChange" ...
<input name="epcprev" ...
<input name="next"