I have been Using the ASDoc tool. You can see here the result.
The main problem is that its using the same url address for all the documents. So if I want to tell some one look at Group documintation. I can't give him a direct link.
Can I fix it? If not what are the alternatives? How do I generate Action Script code documentation?
I can't give him a direct link.
Actually you can. DragSignal
ASDoc is great tool, and have many options, check all available tags, There is tag for AS3 code examples.
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I have a site that is calling a great deal of HTML from a third party source. Trouble is, I think they are returning malformed code to me.
I need a quick way to find additional DIV closures, is this possible?
create a page calling just the provided code then validate it - W3C Validator
Just install View shource chart add on for firefox and u can find the source generated in a formatted manner which is easy to find the unwanted tags..
You can try this:
http://www.tormus.com/en/tools/div_checker
Will find non matching divs for you. Very helpful
Try w3 org validator
While an IDE is not specifically mentioned, I would highly recommend putting the code into an IDE.
In Dreamweaver CS6 you can Validate directly to WC3 from within Dreamweaver. When an error is found you can go directly to that portion of the code and leverage the tools of the IDE.
I have a large HTML file, and it looks like some tags are not closed. It's hard to find it. I am using VIM as the editor.
Is there any good way to find it?
You can validate your html using http://validator.w3.org/
Just make sure you specify the DOCTYPE correctly and it'll find anything that is invalid.
I assume you are on running Linux?! If so, you could try Eclipse
It is a complete IDE, which will help you in many cases and make programming a lot more efficient
Just use Notepad++. It is free and light weight code editor, and I already found many unclosed tags in my html with it...
HTML Validator (extension for Firefox) has helped me in the past. You need to load the page in the browser to find the errors.
If you can put you code online you could try Dr. Watson.
Another validator to try is the CSE HTML Validator. The online version is here:
http://www.OnlineWebCheck.com/
I'm using Perl.
I have the tag, for example: "XYZ_PKM_HTML"
I would like to be able to provide a base url, for example: www.example.com
and the to get the HTML page (not necessarily the main page, thats easy) where this tag appears.
is it possible? any idea? (or already made modules, looked on cpan, there were some interesting stuff, but not installable)
Thanks,
MJD has an extended example on writing a web spider in Higher-Order Perl. It is section 4.7. See page 187 in Chapter 4.
Of course, you can also try the WWW::SimpleRobot module he mentions.
You seem to want to implement a web site crawler and a searcher. You usually do the former with WWW::Mechanize and the latter with HTML::Twig
Try Web-Scraper in Perl. Web-Scraper module info.
It is easy to work with and you can search for specific tags or elements and get the data from it.
I inherited a web site project that includes mootools.js (about 40k) in most of the scripts. However, I have not seen, intuitively, where it is being used and given the nature of this porject, ahem, I'm thinking it might not be being used at all!
I'm "under the gun" to ship this tonight (yup, it's a pre-Thanksgiving release). I have not used mootools.js so I'm not sure what to grep for or if there's a sure tell way to determine this. I don't want to have to JSLint it (or do I LOL). Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
Mootools grafts itself onto some of the native js stuff, so it might be hard to do just by code inspection unless you are very familiar with what MooTools gives you.
Remove it, run your automated tests.
Cause you have those, right?...
Remove it and see if anyone complains.
(You could try it on a test machine first, if you're not feeling brave.)
You can check your source code on some MooTools methods, for example, addEvent().
If it is used so here is the Mootols :)
Just check from the home page of http://mootools.net/
I also was interested on one site why they use jquery and mootools. So, I found addEvent() method. It is Mootols method.
You must have a dev version of the site. Just pull it out and go over pages see if stuff breaks. Mostly you will get unknown function type stuff, if there is any dependencies. Firebug is your friend.
1, Open firebug
2, Click the DOM tab
3, Check if the Mootools object exists (It will say the current version of mootools next to it).
Hope this helps
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I am beginner in HTML and CSS. I just designed web site and tried to validate but my HTML end up having some "geovisit();"
and it wont validate.
I do not know how to get rid of it.
Help me?
Thank you
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A quick Google search for geovisit suggests that the non-validating code is being added by your hosting provider. It looks like this problem may actually be specific to Yahoo!, which has an option to disable that "feature". I suggest you read this forum thread on the problem.
That's usually Yahoo (or other hosting providers) sticking javascript on your page without your knowing. In Yahoo's case you should be able to turn it off if you dig through the settings.