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Date Posted: 11:29:31 10/29/14 Wed
Author: admin
Subject: Errors: Yes, I'm aware of them
In reply to: T.E. Shannon 's message, "...technically speaking" on 20:33:57 04/22/14 Tue

when you get into advanced pages, which use splitting techniques, such as New HTML, HTML Remix, and New HTML REMIX,
some of the 'Copy & Paste' examples have slight errors.

Virtually all the errors appear at the end.
Usually, there's too many DIV lines. Or, I accidentally forgot to include a / Div.
And perhaps, I put a DIV, when I was supposed to close the tag, (by using a /DIV).

Yes, I'm aware of these errors.
Most are quite obvious.
A few fixes were already made.
and, I certainly intend to finish correcting these errors.
But currently, I'm too busy trying to save my people.
I'm involved in the movement to save Europe from Genocide.

In any case, the HTML items still work fine, despite these occasional errors.
But, I do notice that when serious programming is attempted, those small errors become more evident.

For example: When I attempted to split a NEW HTML sequence into 4 parts, the extra DIV line, and the missing / line had a big overall effect.

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So, yes, I'm aware of these slight errors which usually appear at the very end of a couple New HTML pages.

Sincerely, TE Shannon & Company.

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