You have two classes in one tag and instead of using </img> just close out the image with <img blah-blah-blah />. That will fix a couple of errors.
They look like editing errors.
<img tags are closed by /> not </img>
And the class error is due to duplication – there is one right before it.
Did the code alone produce that input ? If so, you’ll have to correct it each time.
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randyd
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Yah, I simply installed the plugin and the code does it every time. My user’s won’t know what’s going on and they won’t know how to fix it each time they post.
Any suggestions?
Two:
1 – Contact the author and request xhtml valid code
2 – Open the plugin and replace the faulty output with compliant code.
Sorry …
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randyd
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That means the thumb-in-post.php file?
I’m not sure where in the file to hack.
http://paste.uni.cc/
Paste the file in there, and put the url you get here, then we can have a look 🙂
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randyd
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Ok, give me 20 minutes or so and then check back
thanks much
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randyd
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http://paste.uni.cc/1790
There’s the URL of the Thumb-in-post9.php
Let me know what you did here and give me your new post URL
Thanks, I really appreciate it.
It great to get support from you
Randyd
line 311:
$attributeValue["Height"].'"></img>';
should be
$attributeValue["Height"].'"/>';
Can’t see where the extra empty class fell in yet …
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randyd
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FYI:
There is also a Thumb-in-post.cfg file in the directory.
I don’t know if that makes a difference.
Let me know if you need to see that as well.
Thanks
Randy
Try making that alteration above ?
Then we can check the errors down one by one.
It’s that extra class I still can’t see, but I’m sure Beel will be by soon 🙂
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randyd
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Made the change but still getting 5 errors
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randyd
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Any more feedback to this?
