Set="yes" linkindex="15" ??

Question

I was going through a site I'm working on and adding title
attributes to my links when I found a strange bit of code that had
been placed in between my "<a" and my "href=" . . . does anyone
have a clue as to what this code doing and how it may have gotten
there? When I originally created the page, I just copied the
content from an existing page and pasted it into Design view, but
the extra mystery code was not in the source file when I went back
and checked.
<a set="yes" linkindex="15"
href="../folder/file.php">Anchor Text</a>

Answer 1

Neither of those are valid HTML usages. Leaving them there
will cause your
page to fail validation. How did that get there? It must have
been in the
source file. Are you sure that you cannot find it there? DW
does not
insert such pseudo-attributes....
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"Ephricon Jon" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I was going through a site I'm working on and adding
title attributes to my
> links when I found a strange bit of code that had been
placed in between
> my
> "<a" and my "href=" . . . does anyone have a clue as
to what this code
> doing
> and how it may have gotten there? When I originally
created the page, I
> just
> copied the content from an existing page and pasted it
into Design view,
> but
> the extra mystery code was not in the source file when I
went back and
> checked.
>
> <a set="yes" linkindex="15"
href="../folder/file.php">Anchor
> Text</a>
>