Here's a simple $64,000.00 question for everyone.
UPDATE: this is a PHP page... not a .html page...
I have a tag on an HTML page, basically I have something like this:
<td id="data">
... some other stuff
</td>
What I NEED to do is capture the PHP variable for the "ID" coming from the database and place it NEXT TO the "data" value in the ID attribute like this:.
<td id="data<?php echo $row_listNoticeboard['id']; ?>">
... some other stuff
</td>
But Netbeans 7.4 gives me an error stating:
Bad value "data" for attribute "id" on element "div": An ID must not contain whitespace. Syntax of id: An ID consists of at least one character but must not contain any whitespace.
From line 76, column 29; to line 76, column 152
So in Classic ASP I'd simply do it like this and have been over the years:
<td id="data<% response.write('id') %>">
.... some other stuff
</td>
Thanks
Its a netbeans bug.
NetBeans HTML validator doesn't support embedded PHP code, so it is trying to validate your PHP code as a part of the HTML- which is of-course not.
Just disable the HTML error checking - you'll find it by clicking on the error bulb on left and this will fix it.