Validation issue

[Pastor Langley]

Same error no matter what I run, Export, Assets, Zip, Validate, all same error.
NO EMERGENCY, but please advise before the RAPTURE, if possible.
Export HTML document - does not work works
Export module for Forge - works
When "Continue Application" stays in collecting cycle (been running since wrote this post over 6 minutes)
Does this pop-up occur if there is too much/or any "CSS" code within the module. Book module has tons of data from the Web. Just asking if that was an issue? I ran the validation to test the theory. So curious to see what all it is hanging up on, MY GUESS WAS "CSS" FIRST. I will be cleaning it all up but wanted to reach out and ask because my "catosity" was up. New word invented. Just ran the validation again after a little clean-up, plan on doing more to test. Thanks to anyone with info.

 

[Pastor Langley]

PS I have not yet ran "Style and Format Cleaner". That may do it all, but it also deletes stuff that you really want to use inside a book module.
I will make a copy (module) and see what all it deletes. Footnotes, jump to, etc. if copied fron the "SOURCE VIEW" of a web page it just works with out any (much) work to HTML. I may be creating my own problem I know. Would long file names have an effect?
Files in my Assets Folder are:
Total file count - 150
GIF - 66 at 2.19 MB
JPG - 68 at 13.2 MB
PNG - 4 at 1.64 MB
MP4 - 12 at 306 MB

 

[Pastor Langley]

OK just a FYI. When I made a safe copy used Style and Format Cleaner. Advanced User Module - Export, Assets, Zip, Validate all is working.
It was all kinds of bad links. EXAMPLE: ←<end here junk junk... →> or something like that... any ways I am Happy again.
SwordSearcher has done it again! And I did it, all by my little self.
All is well in Sector 9, OK, USA, WORLD, Headed to heaven soon...

 

[Pastor Langley]

2. Paul in Arabia, Tarsus, and Antioch
(Ac 9:19(b)-25; Ac 11:19-13:3 AD) this does not work
Acts 9:19-25 Acts 11:19-13:3 AD - this works but not like I want
Thanks in advance...
Could someone help with this issue please, i cannot figure out the code for the [(b)-25 to make it grab the SS bible text.
Going with out the (b) is easy fix, but you know us preachers, and Bible study guys we want that Hyperlink!.

 

[Brandon Staggs]

Same error no matter what I run, Export, Assets, Zip, Validate, all same error.

That is a crash report. You should upload it as it is asking to do. Uploading it will send the details of what was going on when the program crashed. A screen shot of that window isn't useful in tracking down the problem, but the bug report that is sent to the server is extremely useful.

In this specific case you could also email that bad module file to me and I can look into it. There is obviously a bug appearing when trying to go through your HTML.

Going with out the (b) is easy fix

It's the only fix. There is no way for the reference parser to account for the infinite possibilities of arbitrary text that could be inserted between verse references so it doesn't even try.

You can start the reference again after the (b) if you want, like so:

Ac 9:19(b) - Ac 9:25

But of course that "breaks apart" the reference so it isn't treated contiguously. so you could also do:

Ac 9:19(b) Ac9:19-25

If you really want to keep the sub-verse reference intact.

 

[Pastor Langley]

That is a crash report. You should upload it as it is asking to do. Uploading it will send the details of what was going on when the program crashed. A screen shot of that window isn't useful in tracking down the problem, but the bug report that is sent to the server is extremely useful.

In this specific case you could also email that bad module file to me and I can look into it. There is obviously a bug appearing when trying to go through your HTML.



It's the only fix. There is no way for the reference parser to account for the infinite possibilities of arbitrary text that could be inserted between verse references so it doesn't even try.

You can start the reference again after the (b) if you want, like so:

Ac 9:19(b) - Ac 9:25

But of course that "breaks apart" the reference so it isn't treated contiguously. so you could also do:

Ac 9:19(b) Ac9:19-25

If you really want to keep the sub-verse reference intact.

Thanks # 1 Brandon, I select "view source" code of a web page copy all data, paste into SwordSearcher editor. It is my way of learning code.
Actual code, but all deleted so no more issues. It may be backwards but it is my way of learning too.Ran editor after cleaned up.
<!--[if lt IE 7]> <html class="no-js lt-ie9 lt-ie8 lt-ie7"> <![endif]--><!--[if IE 7]><![endif]--><!--[if IE 8]> <html class="no-js lt-ie9"> <![endif]--><!--[if gt IE 8]><!-->
<!--BEGIN jhrm_head.ssi--><!-- Google tag (gtag.js) -->
<SCRIPT src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-283FCG64NC"
async></SCRIPT>

<SCRIPT>
window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];
function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);}
gtag('js', new Date());

gtag('config', 'G-283FCG64NC');
</SCRIPT>
<!--[if lte IE 7]>
<STYLE type=text/css>

Thanks # 2,
Ac 9:19(b) Ac9:19-25

 

[Pastor Langley]

If I get a crash report that is not manmade, will send. I kinda new this may be my fault.

 

[Brandon Staggs]

If I get a crash report that is not manmade, will send. I kinda new this may be my fault.

99% of the time if you get that particular crash report window, I'm the "man" who "made" the problem. It should not crash when you are trying to validate a module, even if there is something wrong in your HTML code. I'd love to have the actual module file that was leading to the error (not the cleaned up version of it), it is the only realistic way I can reproduce the error condition and fix it.

 

[Pastor Langley]

I have that module. Sending along. Here I hope

 

[Pastor Langley]

Here they are. Too large for here. I'll send email

 

[Brandon Staggs]

Got it, thanks.

 

[Pastor Langley]

Got it, thanks.

Welcome, I really thought that was my fault because of all the "junk" in that module. It's clean and running smooth now. After all the junk code got deleted.