Your site isn't on localhost or a non-publicly accessible server, is it, by any chance? Validation sites need to be able to "see" your site to validate it. You should try the W3C validator which allows you to upload your file or paste it in, both of which are alternatives to online validation.
Weird, if I check the HTTP status code with this free tool I also get a 404. But the frontpage of your site get's a fint 200 status. Do you use some kind of URL rewriting on those event.aspx-pages or something strange like that?
If anything else fails, you can alway copy the source code and use it to validate the page by direct input on W3C Validator.
I think its something to do with the way your site is set up. If you click on the "Whats on" link, it takes you to http://events.theartscentre.com.au/ rather than the www site. As the url for the events detail is on the same path, it could be that that's causing the problem.
If you disable whatever's causing that redirect (I assume a rewrite rule on your site/server somewhere), does the page stop returning a 404 status?
404 Not Found
While trying to validate my page at http://www.w3schools.com/site/site_validate.asp
Have got following error:
"404 Not Found"
Even though this page been working fine in browser.
Regards,
Hi K Latif,
Maybe there is a link in the html that is broken.
Sincere regards,
Eduardo Macho
Hey K,
Could you provide a little more information about your Umbraco set-up?
Also is your website publicly accessible? Would you mind giving us the URL?
Thanks, Lee.
Your site isn't on localhost or a non-publicly accessible server, is it, by any chance? Validation sites need to be able to "see" your site to validate it. You should try the W3C validator which allows you to upload your file or paste it in, both of which are alternatives to online validation.
Hi All,
Here are the url:
http://www.theartscentre.com.au/whats-on/event.aspx?id=1887
Have tried the W3C validator and got
"404 Not Found"
Regards,
Weird, if I check the HTTP status code with this free tool I also get a 404. But the frontpage of your site get's a fint 200 status. Do you use some kind of URL rewriting on those event.aspx-pages or something strange like that?
If anything else fails, you can alway copy the source code and use it to validate the page by direct input on W3C Validator.
/Kim A
Could you please give me more details about "URL rewriting"?
Page structure which I have been using is: xslt+micro+template(Master.page)+event.aspx(data type)
Thanks Kim for you quick reply.
Regards,
I think its something to do with the way your site is set up. If you click on the "Whats on" link, it takes you to http://events.theartscentre.com.au/ rather than the www site. As the url for the events detail is on the same path, it could be that that's causing the problem.
If you disable whatever's causing that redirect (I assume a rewrite rule on your site/server somewhere), does the page stop returning a 404 status?
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