Ampersands in hyperlinks trigger W3C validation check

Question

I have a problem. I encode code that is compliant with standard standards only so that it fails due to ampersands in some hyperlinks.

Does anyone know of a job or hack it.

thank

Answer 1

You must encode hyperlinks for the URL , so all characters are converted to the actual ASCII format and do not contain any (X) HTML entities.

For C # use HttpUtility.UrlEncode, for PHP urlencode, for JavaScript encodeURI, etc. Finding the right method for the language you are using does not have to be so complicated.

Answer 2

, , , - .

Unescaped URL- ( - , HTML-!) ", ".

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Answer 3

Have you made them in such links?

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Answer 4

CDATA does wonders where you have it and in javascript lines ..