Open mmwwah opened 8 years ago
You have an extra </name>
end tag in line 33. Delete that and see if the error goes away.
Doh, thanks. That was it. A few other open tags throughout the Dedication threw </l>
errors (none of them actually line tags), and I fixed them. Now the final one. What am I missing?
The error code is attached to the </div1>
. I have gone back and checked for other <div>
s and </div>
s, and there's nothing.
Have you checked that your code begins like this?
<text>
<body>
<div1>
Yep. Is the naming of the MS in <body>
throwing it off, perhaps?
The placement of the comments shouldn't foul the waters, should it?
No, all of that should be good. Whatever is causing the problem is not something that will be detected easily with a small fragment of code. If you want to send me the whole thing, I'll have a look.
Okay, I'll push everything to meg-dedication -- or would you rather me email you the file?
Unresolved tag notwithstanding, any thoughts you have re the first 350 lines of code (the part I've gone over) would be quite welcome. I've tried to automate as much as I can, but it's still slow going. And I may well be screwing something up. Not that I'm asking you to do a close code review -- just if anything jumps out at you.
Thanks!
Might as well push it. I have a meeting-heavy day, but I'll try to look at it during breaks.
No worries if you don't get to it. Happy meeting-ing...
I'm trying to switch into grid view, for my sanity. But oXygen won't let me, claiming that "The element
<l>
must be terminated by the matching end-tag</l>
. The only problem is that the end-tag is there in the code. I've tried deleting and retyping both the opening and closing tags, to no avail. The answer has got to be obvious but I'm just missing it. Help a sister out?Here is the full verse line. Also, the error is for code line 39, right in the middle of the verse line.
Given that this is the very first verse, it strikes me as possible that if I manage to get this fixed, it's going to return a similar code for many if not all subsequent lines.
Or maybe I should just give up on Grid View?