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Facebook Like button driving me barmy

Discussion in 'Javascript, AJAX, and JSON' started by kirman, Aug 22, 2012.

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    Hello all!

    I've just added the good old facebook like button to my webpage and im a bit lost...

    Here's the page im building - http://connordesign.comyr.com/
    It works and looks fine however when i put it through the Webpage Validator http://validator.w3.org/ it produces loads of errors... The page passed with flying colours until i added this and it is just the code i copied direct from facebook (i added style and padding) but i cant figure out how to remove these errors...

    It goes on about the &AppID and stuff i havent a clue can someone please help to make my site pass this validator again..

    Cheers


    kirman, Aug 22, 2012
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    have you checked you've got the right doctype? other than that if your site is validating fine without it and the thing itself works then dont worry about it 100% validation isnt the be all and end all.

    one final thought but isnt there a couple of different ways to embed the button? have you tried the iframe embed as I would of thought the validator would ignore the content of the iframe? I might have just made that up though


    medlington, Aug 22, 2012
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