Is there a HTML to XHTML gateway on the WWW?

[mike]

regards:

Is there a HTML to XHTML gateway on the WWW?
Any positive suggestion is welcome.

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[Jan Roland Eriksson]

On 7 May 2005 03:04:25 -0700, "mike" <s9*****@mail.yzu.edu.tw> wrote:

Is there a HTML to XHTML gateway on the WWW?
Any positive suggestion is welcome.

And why would something like that be required in the first place?

(oh, I see, you are posting from Google, what a pity)

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Rex

[Jim Moe]

mike wrote:

Is there a HTML to XHTML gateway on the WWW?
Any positive suggestion is welcome.

HTML and XHTML are markup languages, not networking protocols. Perhaps
you could explain what you are trying to do?

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[Grant Smith - eNVENT Technologies]

Jan Roland Eriksson wrote:

(oh, I see, you are posting from Google, what a pity)

You know.... Not everyone is fortunate enough to have Usenet access.
Don't be a jerk just because someone posted from Google.

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Grant Smith
A+, Net+, MCP x 2

eNVENT Technologies - www.envent-tech.com

[Jan Roland Eriksson]

On Sat, 07 May 2005 19:38:46 GMT, Grant Smith - eNVENT Technologies
<gr*********@envent-tech.com> wrote:

Jan Roland Eriksson wrote:

(oh, I see, you are posting from Google, what a pity)

You know.... Not everyone is fortunate enough to have
Usenet access.
Why is that? Getting a decent Usenet news feed must be one of the
simplest things one can do on Internet AFAIK.

But there is a prerequisite of course; one must know that there is such
a thing called Usenet news discussion groups at first and not be
confused into thinking that Usenet is some sort of Google operated
helpdesk.
Don't be a jerk just because someone posted from Google.

The quality of posts on Usenet started to deteriorate even more after
Google opened their "Usenet web interface". Lets face it, people in
general are just sloppy and lazy, does no homework and don't care to
research their topic before slapping it onto the Google Usenet
interface.

Many have killfiled the whole gmail domain, maybe I should do the same?
although it would be a bit unfair to the few that have understood what
Google offers and knows how to use it correctly.

--
Rex

[Pierre Goiffon]

mike wrote:

Is there a HTML to XHTML gateway on the WWW?

As far as I remember, an Apache module can converts an html webpage to
an xhtml one on the fly. But I wouldn't recommend to use it.
As your question is particularly surprising, can you tell us more abour
your exact needs ?

[mike]

regards:

My program logic is following:
http://www.wretch.cc/album/show.php...=1114017894&p=4

from Step1 to Step4

(1)I want to input from the nokia mobile browser from the translated
XHTML1.0 document?
(2)analyze the HTTP_REQUEST and HTTP_RESPONSE
(3)Make programming architecture reasonable and done.

thank you
May goodness be with you all
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[DJ Craig]

Dreamweaver can convert an HTML document to XHTML. Go to File >
Convert > XHTML. You may want to use Commands > Clean up HTML first.
There is also an open source program called Tidy for converting between
HTML and XHTML, as well as tidying up bad code. I've never actually
used it, but I know it can be accessed with PHP.
Heres some general information on Tidy:
http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/
And if you look on this list of all PHP functions, you will find some
functions for using Tidy from PHP:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/index.functions.php