CW3 Errors/Warnings

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Errors

These are errors CW3 encountered and that can't be fixed without human intervention.

Warnings

These are things CW3 encountered that it can fix by itself. However, you should check the resulting output very carefully!

Errors

E100 - absolute Link

CW3 found a link to a local file on a an absolut position like E:\www\root\menu.htm. Such links won't work on a HTTP server.

E101 - Link out of scope

CW3 found a link to a file that was given relatively, but goes up too much. For instance, a link to the file "..\menu.htm" forces CW3 to go up one path and fetch the file "menu.htm". However, such going-up shouldn't take CW3 beyond the server root directory. If such links exist, they try to allow the user to access files outside the HTML direcory the server. The server will in most cases not allow this, anyway.

A legal case is a user who inserts a link to a file on the server directly. Example:

"http://www.yourdomain.com/~user1/index.htm" has a link "../index.htm" and would therefore refer to "http://www.yourdomain.com/index.htm".

E102 - Link invalid

CW3 encountered an invalid link. The file the link is pointing to doesn't exist or is not readable.

E103 - Unknown protocol

CW3 encountered an link with an protocol different than HTTP, HTTPS, FTP or MAILTO. This may be either a new protocol or a spelling error.

Warnings

This are errors CW3 encountered and corrected.

W208 - DOCTYPE not first tag

The <!DOCTYPE tag has to be the first tag/line in the HTML file to be recognized properly. The found DOCTYPE was moved to the front of the file.

W209 - DOCTYPE missing

If the <!DOCTYPE tag is not present the browser might not recognize the file as HTML. Your predefined default DOCTYPE was inserted to correct this.

W210 - '>' in text found

The character '>' was found inside a normal text paragraph. CW3 replaced it with &gt; because > and < are reserved for HTML tag start and ends.

W211 - '<' in tag found

CW3 encountered a '<' character inside a TAG. An example is something like <UL<UL>. The cause is probably a missing '>' character on the last TAG. CW3 inserted a '>' to correct this.

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