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| -rw-r--r-- | share/templates/en_US/warnings.tmpl | 47 |
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diff --git a/share/templates/en_US/warnings.tmpl b/share/templates/en_US/warnings.tmpl index aed951f..ab1ca71 100644 --- a/share/templates/en_US/warnings.tmpl +++ b/share/templates/en_US/warnings.tmpl @@ -128,6 +128,30 @@ </p> </li> </TMPL_IF> + +<TMPL_IF NAME="W23"> + <li class="msg_warn" id="W23"><span class="err_type">Warning</span> <span class="msg">Conflict between Mime Type and Document Type</span> + + <p>The document is being served with the <code><TMPL_VAR NAME="W23_type" ESCAPE="HTML"></code> Mime Type + which is not a registered media type for the + <code><TMPL_VAR NAME="W23_doctype" ESCAPE="HTML"></code> Document Type. The recommended media type + for this document is: <code><TMPL_VAR NAME="W23_type_pref" ESCAPE="HTML"></code></p> + + <p>Using a wrong media type for a certain document type may + confuse the validator and other user agents with respect to the + nature of the document, and you may get some erroneous validation + errors. How to fix this problem? One of the following techniques should help:</p> + <ul> + <li>If you are serving a static file on a Web server, changing its extension should help. + Use e.g <code>.xhtml</code> for XHTML or <code>.mathml</code> for MathML. + </li> + <li>You may need to reconfigure your Web server. This <a href="http://www.developershome.com/wap/wapServerSetup/tutorial.asp?page=settingUpMIME">Setting up MIME Types tutorial</a> has instructions for Apache, Tomcat and IIS. +</li> + <li>If the document is generated dynamically, the scripting language should allow you to set up the mime type: + this <a href="http://juicystudio.com/article/content-negotiation.php">article on MIME Types and Content Negotiation</a> has examples in PHP, Perl, and ASP.</li> + </ul> +</TMPL_IF> + <TMPL_IF NAME="W06"> <li class="msg_warn" id="W06"><span class="err_type">Warning</span> <span class="msg">Unable to Determine Parse Mode!</span> <p>Neither the MIME Media Type (<code><TMPL_VAR NAME="W06_mime" ESCAPE="HTML"></code>) @@ -372,29 +396,6 @@ </li> </TMPL_IF> -<TMPL_IF NAME="W23"> - <li class="msg_warn" id="W23"><span class="err_type">Warning</span> <span class="msg">Conflict between Mime Type and Document Type</span> - - <p>The document is being served with the <code><TMPL_VAR NAME="W23_type" ESCAPE="HTML"></code> Mime Type - which is not a registered media type for the - <code><TMPL_VAR NAME="W23_doctype" ESCAPE="HTML"></code> Document Type. The recommended media type - for this document is: <code><TMPL_VAR NAME="W23_type_pref" ESCAPE="HTML"></code></p> - - <p>Using a wrong media type for a certain document type may - confuse the validator and other user agents with respect to the - nature of the document, and you may get some erroneous validation - errors. How to fix this problem? One of the following techniques should help:</p> - <ul> - <li>If you are serving a static file on a Web server, changing its extension should help. - Use e.g <code>.xhtml</code> for XHTML or <code>.mathml</code> for MathML. - </li> - <li>You may need to reconfigure your Web server. This <a href="http://www.developershome.com/wap/wapServerSetup/tutorial.asp?page=settingUpMIME">Setting up MIME Types tutorial</a> has instructions for Apache, Tomcat and IIS. -</li> - <li>If the document is generated dynamically, the scripting language should allow you to set up the mime type: - this <a href="http://juicystudio.com/article/content-negotiation.php">article on MIME Types and Content Negotiation</a> has examples in PHP, Perl, and ASP.</li> - </ul> -</TMPL_IF> - <TMPL_IF NAME="W@@"> <li class="msg_warn" id="W@@"> |