At 07:23 -0700 on 04/23/2013, Gribnif wrote about Re: Validation
errors for PHP tags:
Actually, no. The result is not, strictly speaking, well-formed. A
well-formed href attribute has no spaces around the "=" and has
quotes (single or double) around the URL. So, if you instead try
this:
<a href="<?php createURL('myKeyword') ?>"> Lots of link text, image
code, etc. here </a>
it validates successfully. Of course, there will always be ways you
can trip up BBEdit's validation by inserting PHP code, but in this
case there is a workaround, which happens to produce HTML that is
more valid anyway.
One Warning/Gotcha - Assuming this will validate OK, you can run into
problems with the Browser if the createURL created replacement text
has quotes. This would make what the Browser sees - <a
href=""created-url"">.
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