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To use [[Validator.nu Web Service Interface|Validator.nu as a Web service]] by POSTing an entity body, the client issues an HTTP request either to <code> | {{Obsolete|spec=https://github.com/validator/validator/wiki/Service-»-Input-»-POST-body}} | ||
To use [[Validator.nu Web Service Interface|Validator.nu as a Web service]] by POSTing an entity body, the client issues an HTTP request either to <code>https://validator.nu/</code> or <code>https://html5.validator.nu/</code> using the POST method. The document to check is included as the entity body of the request. The <code>Content-Type</code> request header must be used to communicate the MIME type of the entity body. [[Validator.nu Common Input Parameters|Common parameters]] are encoded as query string parameters. | |||
Only <code>&</code> is supported as a query parameter separator. <code>;</code> is not supported. | Only <code>&</code> is supported as a query parameter separator. <code>;</code> is not supported. | ||
Percent-encoded octets in the query string must decode to UTF-8. | Percent-encoded octets in the query string must decode to UTF-8. | ||
==See also== | |||
*[[Validator.nu Web Service Interface]] | |||
[[Category:Validator.nu Documentation]] | |||
Latest revision as of 04:29, 29 December 2016
This document is obsolete.
For the current specification, see: https://github.com/validator/validator/wiki/Service-»-Input-»-POST-body
To use Validator.nu as a Web service by POSTing an entity body, the client issues an HTTP request either to https://validator.nu/ or https://html5.validator.nu/ using the POST method. The document to check is included as the entity body of the request. The Content-Type request header must be used to communicate the MIME type of the entity body. Common parameters are encoded as query string parameters.
Only & is supported as a query parameter separator. ; is not supported.
Percent-encoded octets in the query string must decode to UTF-8.