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1. Attribute placeholder is only allowed when the input type is e-mail, number, password, search, tel, text, or url. html code: name="email" placeholder="Формат: mail@mail.ru" type="email" class="f9" I have type email but error in validation why??????? 2. Bad value /files/БЛАНК ЗАКАЗА для регистрации ПОДФТ.xls for attribute href on element a: Illegal character in path segment: not a URL code point. html code href="/files/БЛАНК ЗАКАЗА для регистрации ПОДФТ.xls" class="k48">Здесь</a> It is File...why this is Validation error???
(In reply to Alexandr from comment #0) > 1. Attribute placeholder is only allowed when the input type is e-mail, > number, password, search, tel, text, or url. > > html code: > name="email" placeholder="Формат: mail@mail.ru" type="email" class="f9" > I have type email but error in validation why??????? Sorry about that. The cause was a bug I accidentally introduced very recently, but it's fixed now. > 2. Bad value /files/БЛАНК ЗАКАЗА для регистрации ПОДФТ.xls for attribute > href on element a: Illegal character in path segment: not a URL code point. > > html code > href="/files/БЛАНК ЗАКАЗА для регистрации ПОДФТ.xls" class="k48">Здесь</a> > It is File...why this is Validation error??? The problem there is that URLs aren't allowed to contain space characters. So you have to write the space as "%20" instead.