Tag Archives: Syntax Errors

Any program that can check my code for errors?

Posted on October 18, 2012 by admin567 views

Hello there, I’m kind of new to all this…. but I was wondering if you have any kind of program that will check my program code for errors What about a program that would accually point out where the glitches or misstakes will be made Very thankful for many any reply on this subject Dreamweaver versions MX and higher check out syntax errors in your tags. They appear you color when correct and appear like content while incorrect (check the actual preferences). Likewise, the validator with www. w3. org claims what’s wrong on a line-by-line basis. Nevertheless, I would accomplish the Dreamweaver issue first. Thanks, I appreciate your current response, I will take a look at Draemweaver And then additionally , there is HTML Tidy which will do many that, as very well. Thanks for al the facts and great resolution, I will check em all out and about I’m endeavoring to run my signal trough w3. org… along with it’s telling us " No Doctype found" How can i know what Doctype We’ve The Doctype Fact, or DTD, may be a string at the very beginning of your current file that seems as if this: HTML: <! DOCTYPE web … Continue reading →

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svn question

Posted on September 9, 2012 by admin487 views

We live switching to the SVN (Subversion) variant control system at the job: we have our own local working duplicates, and the live server is definitely another working copy in the same repository. It works great, but there’s a problem that caused an enormous stir about weekly ago that pretty much caused an apocalypse. That scenario: Somebody edits a file to the live server without under-going SVN (i. e., they FTP it or something). Somebody employs the right workflow in addition to edits the document on his community working copy and commits it. Yet another person runs on your live server to help update the file towards latest in your repository. What occurs is, instead in the update failing because of the two files come in conflict, SVN will take it upon by itself to just merge the 2 main files and create a diff of the effect. That’s all good and good, but most are PHP files over a live site, so the merge actually results in syntax errors in the file. The only fast solution is to delete the actual working copy’s file and redo that update, which just gives the version in the repository back with. So, … Continue reading →

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