Unknown warning message

[al stevens]

Getting this warning message:

 

WARNING   [no file]  -1  -1  Token '<' not allowed here

 

It doesn't want to tell me where to find the <

 

Any ideas? Thanks.

 

 

[Vincent Gros]

Hello,

Could you provide an EPUB sample ?

2013/2/18 al stevens <alste...@yahoo.com>

 

 

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[al stevens]

Attached. Thanks for looking.

[Matt Garrish]

It’s coming from your stylesheet.css file, which has a closing and opening <style> tag in the middle.

 

If you run epubcheck from the command line, it will report the file and position. I’m assuming from the message you posted you were using the web interface, which looks like it needs to be updated.

 

Matt

[Vincent Gros]

Thank you. But with this sample, I have an explicit warning, with the correct line (1288). And effectively, your CSS file seems to be incorrect.

What version of EpubCheck do you use ? 3.0 final ?

[al stevens]

Thank you. That was it.

 

Al

 

 

[al stevens]

> What version of EpubCheck do you use ? 3.0 final ?

I use 2.0, which is on the website. Thanks.

[Romain Deltour]

I confirm the correct position is reported on the command line but not on the web site. I'll have a closer look soon.

Romain.

[Marisa DeMeglio]

I've updated the website, and it now reports the correct line number for CSS errors. Let me know if there are other issues.

Marisa