Hi

I am trying to get a site compliant with New Zealand E-govt rules and am struggling with this one:
http://webstandards.govt.nz/1-1-alt...t-element/

It states that all non text elements need an alternative.

My clean install of DNN 5.0.1 is failling in three instances:

<script src="https://www.dnncreative.com/js/dnncore.js" type="text/javascript">
<script src="https://www.dnncreative.com/ScriptResource.axd?d=B46j6-xCN7s5Pafj5m9CfGkCnbFGy5zgzLclkiLkgdvsnzWn1LGH90DBSP9YBSjMtjVgEv6A8pMcTolzR7Z_5l_163ZlDvd_0&t=633597736210156250" type="text/javascript">
<script type="text/javascript">

In Dnn 4.9 it used to have a line inserting the code for dnncore in the Default.aspx.vb file but that's been removed now.
Anyone know where its gone?

As for the second tag that is using ScriptResource that is inserting MicrosoftAjax.js.  Anyone know where that is inserted from?

And the third tag is inserting the below at the base of the page.  Any ideas?

//

Sys.Application.initialize();

//]]>

Thanks

interesting, I'm not sure on this one. this is a link to how they suggest offering alternatives to scripts, but I'm not sure what content you would add as an alternative to those scripts.

Yeah I'm not entirely sure what to put their either.
However I was hoping someone would at least know where in the code theses tags are being inserted, so that I can add a noscript at the same time.

hello,

Rather than going through the code and making core code changes, it maybe worth having a look at the Snapsis PageBlaster module - there is a discount available to subscribers here


This module can help with XHTML compliance as you can program conditional replacement rules and clean up the code that DotNetNuke creates. - there is a free trial of the module available, and John Mitchell can also provide good advice in his forum on how to configure the module.

Let me know if this module helps,

Thanks,

Thanks Lee, I'll take a look.  Nice Discount too!