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To use Validator.nu via GET, the client issues an HTTP request either to <code>http://validator.nu/</code> or <code>http://html5.validator.nu/</code> using the GET method. The IRI (<code>http</code> or <code>https</code>.) of the document to check is encoded as a query string parameter called <code>doc</code>. Common parameters are also encoded as query string parameters. | To use [[Validator.nu Web Service Interface|Validator.nu as a Web service]] via GET, the client issues an HTTP request either to <code>http://validator.nu/</code> or <code>http://html5.validator.nu/</code> using the GET method. The IRI (<code>http</code> or <code>https</code>.) of the document to check is encoded as a query string parameter called <code>doc</code>. Common parameters are also 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. | ||
Revision as of 09:41, 27 November 2007
To use Validator.nu as a Web service via GET, the client issues an HTTP request either to http://validator.nu/ or http://html5.validator.nu/ using the GET method. The IRI (http or https.) of the document to check is encoded as a query string parameter called doc. Common parameters are also 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.