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I've been validating pages with extension .cfm over the last few weeks with no problems until this afternoon (September 15th 2005). Now when I try to validate a .cfm page, the doctype and character encoding is not recognised. To check that it was just because of ColdFusion, I created a plain page with the extension .cfm http://www.ncc.co.uk/test_validation.cfm I then saved the same page with the extension .html http://www.ncc.co.uk/test_validation.html The .html version produces a pass and the .cfm one fails. Looking at the extracts of code in the fail report, it seems as though it's picking up an error page from a w3 server. There's an IP address mentioned too: 128.30.52.13 (a lookup shows this to be lovejoy.w3.org). Thanks Maria
http://www.ncc.co.uk/test_validation.cfm is an error page, ... A problem was encountered trying to access the system registry. Error number 1450 occurred. The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of (CFAPPLICATION), occupying document position (2:1) to (6:54) in the template file D:\wwwroot\Application.cfm. ...
Cannot reproduce. I suspect it was a configuration issue on the side of the coldfusion server.