I think this the validation failures are mostly because it's marked
as XHTML Strict whereas it's actually transitional. If I change the
doctype (and fix the selected="true" thing), the output validates.
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So the bug I hit is apparently an issue that occurs when upgrading a
running instance of Firefox on certain platforms. Once it's been
restarted, it no longer complains. There's a more in-depth discussion of
the issue in this other bug report.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=619617
So, I've recently been informed that *is* actually valid XHTML.
The wonderful amount of misleading information about being
invalid XHTML, or Firefox not supporting is due to a bizarre
browser bug that apparently causes Firefox to reject in XHTML
under certain circumstances. The same browse
Package: awstats
Version: 6.9.5~dfsg-2
Severity: normal
When configured to output XHTML, awstats will use " " in the resulting
output file. This isn't a valid XHTML entity and causes awstats to fail to
render under some browsers (Firefox 3.6 in Ubuntu, though apparently not
Iceweasel in Debian).
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