I want to know the input html string is vaild or not.
I researched various HTML parser. But anything doesn't have validating html method.
Jsoup is almost same what I want. But it generates valid parsed html.
Basically I want to check valid html structure as below.
<html>
<head>~</...
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To be fair, the SOFU logo doesn't make the space look clear, and so many people type it without the space that you'd have thought the camalcased version is the correct one without looking at the official spelling
Y'all gotta help me out here. There can really only be one (maybe two?) funny posts on meta having to do with Jeff leaving. Anything that comes later will likely be closed as dupes of the first few.
I'm trying to integrate the eeek meme along with the first stackoverflow post stackoverflow.com/questions/1/… but not coming up with something sufficiently funny.
Of course, the meme that started the whole site was 6-8 weeks, so it might be better to go that direction.
Judging from the fact that there's been a lot of talk of venture capital being pumped into Stack Overflow lately, something hasn't been sitting well with me at all. Then I got to thinking.
Ever think about Jeff's user ID? It's 1. Seems innocuous, right? Like maybe he was the first user or someth...
On this frabjous day, our community manager Rebecca Chernoff has graciously allowed all of us *1 to be her for one day, and one day only. And so, ladies and gentlemen, let me present to you:
We're all Rebecca Chernoff \o/
A userscript dedicated to making all of you Rebecca Chernoffs. Reall...
Hmm. I'll ponder on this today. Maybe when I'm tired and hopped up on sugar tonight I'll have something funny, if no one beats me to the punch. I do think that 6-8 weeks is the way to go. I wish I knew whether Jeff made post #1 to stackoverflow or not, though...
> The "Joel Data" was an export of all the Joel On Software .NET discussions - we had originally imported it for our development "test" data, but decided to start fresh when we went into Stack Overflow's closed beta. In my giddiness, I asked a frivolous question - Jeff has never let me live it down :) I FEEL HIS WRATH EVEN NOW, IN THESE COMMENTS! – Jarrod Dixon jul 10 '9 at 10:13
This seems to be a source of much confusion judging by the amount of similar titles on the subject, however trying everything I could find on static files with the django development server I've almost given up hope!
So my static files are served from C:/Users/Dan/seminarWebsite/static/, in whic...
@jadarnel27 The kind in which I know nothing. The kind that makes me think of MP3 analysis programs and wonder about related algorithms instead of meter and tempo.
I have been coming across many interesting questions on this site, for which I really like to know the answers; but, there is no way (at least I'm not aware of) to get notified when answers are posted to those questions.
I want to know the input html string is vaild or not.
I researched various HTML parser. But anything doesn't have validating html method.
Jsoup is almost same what I want. But it generates valid parsed html.
Basically I want to check valid html structure as below.
<html>
<head>~</...
On this frabjous day, our community manager Rebecca Chernoff has graciously allowed all of us *1 to be her for one day, and one day only. And so, ladies and gentlemen, let me present to you:
We're all Rebecca Chernoff \o/
A userscript dedicated to making all of you Rebecca Chernoffs. Reall...
I nominate Pekka as the new Stack Overflow overlord
I have been coming across many interesting questions on this site, for which I really like to know the answers; but, there is no way (at least I'm not aware of) to get notified when answers are posted to those questions.
