xhtml and tracking code

[tbeach]

I have taken pride in building a site using xhtml1.0 and css and having them validate strict.
Due to the ineptness of the tracking system used by my host I have been forced to subscribe to a 3rd party tracking system. (iwebtrack).
The code that needs to be placed on each page appears to be impossible to validate strict xhtml or even transitional.
The validation of a page has become a great tool in finding errors. Most commonly the simple ones that could take hours to find without it. But now each page shows numerous errors due to this invalid code and renders the validator useless.
Has anyone found a way to validate the tracking code generated by this service or is there another company that offers valid code?
The site in question is deleted
Sincerely,
Tom Beach

[edited by: DaveAtIFG at 5:59 pm (utc) on April 10, 2004]
[edit reason] Removed URL [/edit]

[encyclo]

What are the errors you are getting with the validator? Could you post one or two lines (no more!) of the error messages?

Often, problems occur with unescaped ampersands in URLs - if there are any "&" symbols in the code, replace them with "&" (without the quotes).