I need to have all my pages validated at w3, and I don't feel like clicking my way through each and every one of them every time I've made site wide changes. If anyone in here knows of a good semi-automatic script to use, I would be thrilled.
In reality you need to do it one at a time because once you've addressed an issue on one page it should flow through to the others (assuming you are using modular type code). And, sorry, I don't know any script. Sarah
Are you on Unix or Windows? If Unix, you should be able to download and install the W3 validator and create a wrapper script to run it against your entire web site. The source code to the W3 validator is available at http://validator.w3.org/source/
Sounds like you got it down with unix Will - thx for helping out. Unfortunately I'm with windows. Still standing up on the edge looking longingly towards the linux world on the other side of the abyss Otherwise it sounds like I'm in need of an example of a wrapper-script. I'd like to be able to make it myself, but in php (for me at least) it's look-copy-modify-then-learn