HTML Code Cleaner - Free Tools on WebmasterWorld

[not2easy]

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Be careful of the "Html Cleaner" It doesn't do anything good. It asks you to type in a URL, then delivers your "Cleaned" code, which is nothing but a really bad ad. It crashed my text editor when I tried to view the results. I am a little wary of trying other things in there.

[RonPK]

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System: The following message was cut out of thread at: http://www.webmasterworld.com/webmasterworld/4591254.htm [webmasterworld.com] by phranque - 1:57 am on Jul 9, 2013 (utc -7)

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I tried the HTML Code Cleaner Tool. Can't get any proper results. Does it fetch pages over HTTP 1.0?

[edited by: phranque at 8:59 am (utc) on Jul 9, 2013]
[edit reason] clean up System tracks [/edit]

[phranque]

requests from this tool are showing up in the server log as "GET //" (with no HTTP-Version specified in the request) and the requests are going to the default/primary server as the hostname i tested is in an apache configuration with multiple virtual hosts.

i'll have to look further into the interesting behavior but i'm guessing something needs to be fixed in the tool.

[not2easy]

What it delivered did not contain any of my code from the URL I entered, it was like a page you might see as a "default.html" on a site that had not been altered since an automated CP setup - like if you open a new hosting account. It was all javascript and I found out that what crashed my editor's preview was a line with a JavaScript "onUnload" handler meant to generate a PopUnder. I have the little file (as .txt or .txt.zip) if it would help you fix the issue.

[phranque]

it appears no Host: header is being sent with the request so your server is probably showing the results for the first virtual host in your configuration file, which is the "default" host for that server.
i've been told this problem is being fixed.

[phranque]

the problem i was having with the HTML Code Cleaner Tool has been fixed.