When I run this site http://mouseriders.dk/index.php through Cynthia
validator (level 1,2,3) it fails Priority 2 - forms 12.4.3 and I just
can't figure out why. Could someone please explain it to me? Thanks a lot
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Med venlig hilsen/Best regards
Kim Kruse
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Hi Kim,
You need to associate a label * with your select element. For instance:
form id=selectform method=post action=action_script.php
fieldset
* label for=selectPlease choose/label
select name=select
option selected=selected label=vælg herVælg her/option
optgroup label=Vælg
Hi,
When I run this site http://mouseriders.dk/index.php through Cynthia validator (level 1,2,3) it fails Priority 2 - forms 12.4.3
and I just can't figure out why. Could someone please explain it to me? Thanks a lot
select name=select
option selected=selected
When I run this site http://mouseriders.dk/index.php through Cynthia
validator (level 1,2,3) it fails Priority 2 - forms 12.4.3 and I just
can't figure out why. Could someone please explain it to me? Thanks a lot
sorry for my last Mail:
must be something like:
label for=xyNN:/label
Opps, and associated the label with and id. For instance:
label for=selectPlease choose/label
select name=select id=select
Daz
On 01/03/06, Darren West [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kim,
You need to associate a label * with your select element. For instance:
form id=selectform method=post
Excellent. Thanks everyone... and why didn't I ask before!
Kim Kruse wrote:
When I run this site http://mouseriders.dk/index.php through Cynthia
validator (level 1,2,3) it fails Priority 2 - forms 12.4.3 and I just
can't figure out why. Could someone please explain it to me? Thanks a lot
McIvor Lee
The phrasing of the Cynthia results page suggests that there
are alternative
methods to pass this particular checkpoint without using a
label, but I don't
know of one.
Adding a title attribute to the form element (in this case,
the SELECT) is one of these alternatives.
P
