Re: Validation Issues....

G'Day Jen

Haven't spoken to you in ages :-)

At 11:05 31/03/00 -0500, Jennifer Heneberry wrote:
>I was wondering if anyone here could assist me with a validation
>problem.
>
>I have a page that validated the last time I checked it.  I'm in the
>process of switching over to style sheets, and I decided to do an
>initial validation to see if I had removed all the FONT shrapnel and
>the like.  Well, my page doesn't validate, for a completely different
>reason than I thought it would - my javascript code is borfing it
>where it didn't before.

Your Javascript is supposed to be on one continuous line - and I think if 
you did that you would encounter a line length limit.

Try declaring your array line by line:

content = new Array(50);

content(0) = "<I> Did you know that over 14,000 households in the region 
live on less than $10,000 a year, which makes it difficult for those 
families to find food, shelter and clothing without help?  Consider 
donating to a food bank or shelter to help ease the burden.</I>";

content(1) = "<I>Did you know that over 10% of the people in the region 
died due to heart disease last year? Try following the Canada Food Guide's 
recommendations for a healthy diet to reduce your risk.</I>";

etc..

Note:  I know these lines will wrap, but each statement is supposed to be 
on a single line so I have added extra blank lines.  Also note the 
semicolon at the end of each line.

Note 2:  Array(50) means you can have 51 (0 through to 50) values for 
contents()


Chris Higgs <c.higgs(at)landfood.unimelb.edu.au>
Institute of Land and Food Resources
University of Melbourne http://www.landfood.unimelb.edu.au

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