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Tuesday July 15, 2003

Now sporting valid XHTML

Thanks to Will Gayther (no blog that I know of), this site now validates as XHTML 1.0 Transitional. You might recall that I had issues with the onload attribute of an iframe, but it was easily solved. Will suggested I put the onload into the <body> of my iframe's "src" document, but that seemed impossible, as the iframe doesn't have a source document - it's just submitted to. But he did turn me onto the solution. There is a function called when the form is submitted (onSubmitComments()), so I just called the function from there (instead of in the onload): 

function onSubmitComments(aEntryId)
{
  gSubmittingComment = aEntryId;
  setTimeout("onCommentSubmitted()", 500); // wait 1/2 second
}

I don't expect you to care about any of this, just wanted to let you know I'm compliant again - or at least right now I am. Oh yeah, and I added this theme (sunsets) to Roller's CVS yesterday.

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