tomtom
2004-10-22, 12:51:00
Hallo Leute!
Weil ichs dem W3C Validator in Strict rechtmachen will und er aber wegen des Charsets weigert mein File zu testen hier meine Fragen:
1. wie genau ist ein Charset zu definieren (also für was brauch ich das)
2. was muss ich da reinschreiben
Ich hab sowas vorher nir drinnen gehabt und ich möchte es auch nicht einfach nur irgendwo rauskopieren...
Hier das Gemeckere vom Validator:
Sorry, I am unable to validate this document because its content type is application/octet-stream, which is not currently supported by this service.
The Content-Type field is sent by your web server (or web browser if you use the file upload interface) and depends on its configuration. Commonly, web servers will have a mapping of filename extensions (such as ".html") to MIME Content-Type values (such as text/html).
That you recieved this message can mean that your server is not configured correctly, that your file does not have the correct filename extension, or that you are attempting to validate a file type that we do not support yet. In the latter case you should let us know that you need us to support that content type (please include all relevant details, including the URL to the standards document defining the content type) using the instructions on the Feedback Page.
[EDIT]:
is das sowas (funzt aber net :( )
<META CONTENT="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"http-equiv="content-type">
Wäre sehr dankbar für eure Hilfe,
MFG, terminator2k3
Weil ichs dem W3C Validator in Strict rechtmachen will und er aber wegen des Charsets weigert mein File zu testen hier meine Fragen:
1. wie genau ist ein Charset zu definieren (also für was brauch ich das)
2. was muss ich da reinschreiben
Ich hab sowas vorher nir drinnen gehabt und ich möchte es auch nicht einfach nur irgendwo rauskopieren...
Hier das Gemeckere vom Validator:
Sorry, I am unable to validate this document because its content type is application/octet-stream, which is not currently supported by this service.
The Content-Type field is sent by your web server (or web browser if you use the file upload interface) and depends on its configuration. Commonly, web servers will have a mapping of filename extensions (such as ".html") to MIME Content-Type values (such as text/html).
That you recieved this message can mean that your server is not configured correctly, that your file does not have the correct filename extension, or that you are attempting to validate a file type that we do not support yet. In the latter case you should let us know that you need us to support that content type (please include all relevant details, including the URL to the standards document defining the content type) using the instructions on the Feedback Page.
[EDIT]:
is das sowas (funzt aber net :( )
<META CONTENT="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"http-equiv="content-type">
Wäre sehr dankbar für eure Hilfe,
MFG, terminator2k3