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DartmanX
I doubt this is possible, but I want to ask, just in case it is.
I have a project going using Google Maps. This project spits out an
HTML page template for people to post to their website and display a
map. Most of the people doing this will have limited knowledge of HTML.
I want to ensure that this page remains an XHTML 1.0 Transitional (or
Strict) page, in case some newbie removes the DOCTYPE or some slightly
more knowledgeable tries to change it to HTML 4.01 (which won't work
with the app).
I'm trying my best to make the app idiot-proof, even though all that
will do is cause the universe to create a bigger idiot.
Is it possible?
Jason
I have a project going using Google Maps. This project spits out an
HTML page template for people to post to their website and display a
map. Most of the people doing this will have limited knowledge of HTML.
I want to ensure that this page remains an XHTML 1.0 Transitional (or
Strict) page, in case some newbie removes the DOCTYPE or some slightly
more knowledgeable tries to change it to HTML 4.01 (which won't work
with the app).
I'm trying my best to make the app idiot-proof, even though all that
will do is cause the universe to create a bigger idiot.
Is it possible?
Jason