Validation errors on site [subject edited by moderator]

I am using Dreamweaver CS6 on XP. Suddenly, errors are showing up on a website I created last year. At that time, W3C validation did not find errors in the same code. The site has worked with no problems (as far as I know) since then. Please note: I am not messing manually with the code--all these errors were created by Dreamweaver. I went in to change a few external links (to internet sites) and found these W3C errors. Now I am afraid to update any of my pages for fear I will jinx things and the site won't work anymore with these errors. What is happening? Why didn't these errors appear last year? Should I worry about them? If so, how can I find out how to fix them?
Severity
File
Description
Line
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
there is no attribute "ice:editable"
32
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
document type does not allow element "div" here; assuming missing "li" start-tag
34
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
35
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
36
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
37
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
38
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
39
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
end tag for "li" omitted, but OMITTAG NO was specified
41
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\index.html
document type does not allow element "meta" here
43
Error/Warning Type
Count
Total errors:
9
Total warnings:
0
Total nesting errors:
0
Total messages:
0

Thanks! I did what you said (took out the ice:editable="*") from the template, repopulated (I think I did that--Dreamweaver automatically asked me if I wanted to use the template for all pages, and I clicked yes). However, there are still errors. All other pages I have looked at are still with errors very similar to the ones listed. Here they are below
Severity
File
Description
Line
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\buy\index.html
document type does not allow element "div" here; assuming missing "li" start-tag
64
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\buy\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
65
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\buy\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
66
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\buy\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
67
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\buy\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
68
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\buy\index.html
document type does not allow element "li" here; missing one of "ul", "ol", "menu", "dir" start-tag
69
Error
C:\Documents and Settings\Piera\My Documents\EnglishinLosAngeles\buy\index.html
end tag for "li" omitted, but OMITTAG NO was specified
71
Error/Warning Type
Count
Total errors:
7
Total warnings:
0
Total nesting errors:
0
Total messages:
0

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Just to expand on Ben's (accurate) comment, the only punctuation characters that are safe to use in web filenames are period, underscore and hyphen (and NOT spaces, either).

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The requested URL /www/first.php was not found on this server. Apache/2.4.9 (Win64) PHP/5.5.12 Server at localhost Port 80
Using adobe dreamweaver with wamp server and getting this message while checking any file.Saved all file in ( c:wamp/www/ ) with php extention

Have you checked to see if first.php file is in the www folder in WAMP?
Have you aso tried:
http://localhost/first.php
or
Create a folder in the 'www' folder named 'test' and then put the 'first.php' file in the 'test' folder:
http://localhost/test/first.php
Do any of those combinations work?

Can't connect to MySQL [subject edited by moderator]

Unable to connect to a remote MySQL database with FTP from 'MySQL Connections' despite all connection parameters being valid, just get "an unidentified error has occured" message.

MurraySummers wrote:
Actually, I was describing what you need to do to connect to the database with DW. If your attempt to connect is blocked by the firewall (because you are a foreign entity), you will never be able to test the connection parameters in DW. Failing that then you will have to do exactly what Rob is suggesting:
1. Connect to the database via the host's phpMyAdmin
2. Export the database's contents to a sql dump file
3. Import that dump file into a local mysql database
4. Configure DW to connect to the local database
5. Build your connection script in DW
6. When completed, export locally and import remotely (the reverse of #2 and 3)
7. Upload your script and adjust your connection parameters to use "localhost" for the mysql server name
It's a tedious and complex series of steps for sure. My preference is to always get an exception added to the host's firewall for my IP address - then I can connect, build and develop directly on the mysql server for the site. (and by the way, I much prefer using Navicat to using phpMyAdmin!)
What happens if the remote host loses the database file/s?
I recently had an instance where a certain well known provider in the UK managed somehow to lose all my website files and database files. I was only able to restore the site because I had a local duplicate copy of the site files and database files. I know it don't happen that much but its possible. You must ALWAYS keep an up-to-date version of the wesbite files locally - personally I never connect locally to a remote database because unless you have some 'automated' back-up either on your own local server or the host server this could spell trouble.
If a client updates their own site I pass the resposibility of backing up the database over to them, as far as I know none do, prefering to leave the responsibility to the host, great if they do - not so good if they don't or lose the files.
EDITED,
I think Navicat takes care of the automated database back-up, right? - I dunno about phpMyAdmin though.

Your role no longer valid error message and cannot edit page

Unfortunately I don't have access to the file, am asking on
behalf of a
friend who is skittish about his skills navigating a forum.
His question is:
When I open contribute, and select the website I want to
edit..there is a
yellow bar across the top of the screen that says "your role
in this website
is no longer valid. Click connect to update your connection
with a valid
one" so when I click connect, it goes through some screens,
then it asks
what folder on the ftp server the website is in? before there
was this
problem, I could get into the page I wanted to edit, and make
the changes,
then when I would hit the publish button the old page would
show up..so I
could make the changes but they weren't publishing..but at
that point I was
getting no error message???
He's having those two problems.
Any thoughts? I don't know diddly about Contribute. Thanks.
Libbi

Hi, This is because SSRS requires a Login to connect to the datasource to process the report when subscription will be occuring at its scheduled time. I would recommend you to store the credential securily into report server.
GoTo: Report>Properties> Click on the Data Sources tab and you will see following options:
a)A shared data source
b)A custom data source
Use option b) and click on option Credentials stored securely in the report server
and provide credential information and further you can use options: Windows credentials and Impersonate the authenticated User if you require. Click on apply button.
*You can use any option of them provided in first option(a) also using the shared data source which is having credential saved into report server.
Once you have done with above you will be able to create subscription.
Cheers Sunil Gure

Validation errors on site [subject edited by moderator]

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