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<?php include ("../includes/head_doku.inc");?>Using "Tidy" always adds another head and another body tag to my code. I do not know how to change the "Tidy-settings" so that it does not add "missing tags"...
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Clean HTML - Tidy
I am using PHP Rapid 2008 and php code in my XHTML-sites - e.g. "include":
Inside this include-file are the head-tag and the body-tag...
Using "Tidy" always adds another head and another body tag to my code. I do not know how to change the "Tidy-settings" so that it does not add "missing tags"...
Using "Tidy" always adds another head and another body tag to my code. I do not know how to change the "Tidy-settings" so that it does not add "missing tags"...
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I found a "solution" now. Under "Pretty Print" (Tidy) I have removed the checkmark for "markup". Now Tidy does not add missing tags like "head" or "body" anymore.
Unfortunately after editing a "Tidy-task" the default setting is removed - on purpose?
Unfortunately after editing a "Tidy-task" the default setting is removed - on purpose?
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Karlis
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I have no idea what do you mean by Default setting
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I have tried to upload an attachment but I receive this error message: "Could not upload attachment to ./files/3549_88d080c42f96225f0685225d883e6dc1." The size of the picture is around 20 kb.
Well, I will explain it with words:
When I open the HTML Tidy Configuration I can see on the left hand side the "Task names" and on the right hand side it shows me which task has been set to "Default". When I edit this "default task" and I click on "OK" the "default setting" is removed - i.e. this task is not set as "default" any more; no task is set to default any more. I have to set a task as default anew.
I think editing a "default task" should not remove the "default setting". It sould not change anything about "default". When I want to change the "default setting" I click on "Set Default".
Well, I will explain it with words:
When I open the HTML Tidy Configuration I can see on the left hand side the "Task names" and on the right hand side it shows me which task has been set to "Default". When I edit this "default task" and I click on "OK" the "default setting" is removed - i.e. this task is not set as "default" any more; no task is set to default any more. I have to set a task as default anew.
I think editing a "default task" should not remove the "default setting". It sould not change anything about "default". When I want to change the "default setting" I click on "Set Default".
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Feel free to email it to me and I'll host it. 
blumentals at chrisjlocke [dot] co [dot] uk
blumentals at chrisjlocke [dot] co [dot] uk