eMember is generating w3c errors, I think…

[Pamela]

I am getting the following 2 errors (and a couple others) when I validate with w3c. They seem easy enough to resolve but would require that I change eMember code. I think that is where the come from…not sure.

Can you direct me on this?

The site is http://www.booksbypam.com.

Thanks! Pam

Line 168, Column 74: document type does not allow element “br” here

$('#emember_fancy_log_msg').css('color','black').html(msg+ '<br/>')

Line 174, Column 96: document type does not allow element “br” here…

$('#emember_fancy_log_msg').css('color', 'red').html(result.msg + '<br/>');

[admin]

Turn off the fancy login display feature of eMember from the settings. The fancy login is an optional feature which has to output some JavaScript content in the header that the validator does not like unfortunately.

[Pamela]

Terrific!

Thanks for the quick response. That resolved it.

Best, Pam

[Pamela]

Do you have any ideas about these last 3 errors?

divs.eq(0).html("").append(jQuery('<h3>Please Wait...</h3>')).show();

divs.eq(0).html("").append(jQuery('<h3>'+data.msg+'</h3>'));

…<a href="http://booksbypam.com/members/sign-in/">Login</a> to post a comment');

Thanks again!

Pam http://www.booksbypam.com

[admin]

Go to your “Pages/Forms Settings” tab in eMember then read the help text for the following field:

Password Reset Page

Do exactly what it says then let me know how you go.

[Pamela]

Thanks a million! That resolved two errors!

I’m now down to just one error….

Line 105, Column 92: document type does not allow element “a” here

…<a href="http://booksbypam.com/members/sign-in/">Login</a> to post a comment');

It doesn’t seem be a TTQ plugin error but if you know it to be I’d appreciate any help.

Cheers, Pam

[Pamela]

I found where the error comes from. In eMember if I uncheck “Members Must be Logged in to Comment” the error goes away.

I was using that option to reduce spam but perhaps Askimet will be enough.

Cheers, Pam

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