Quickly Validate Pages Using The Bookmarks Toolbar
You can use your bookmarks toolbar folder on your browser to quickly validate web pages using the W3C validator. Just drag the buttons below onto your toolbar, and hit either one when you want to validate a page.
Another use for the JavaScript is to put the links on a web page, implementing them to make sure that you don’t get any no referrer header found errors. You can always make the JavaScript an onclick reference with a return false, and have the link point at “http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=referer” for the small number of people without JavaScript enabled.


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1Oliver Beattie May 12th, 2008 at 12:14 am
2Alan May 13th, 2008 at 5:46 pm
Leave a commentJust please, please don’t run this on anyone else’s site besides yours… shit like that narks me immensely. Anyways, nice to see you’re getting into using JS — I am too.
Yeah, i’m a XHTML validation addict, and I probably will be until I learn that that’s not a main part of making a website. :)