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Whilst watching BBC Spooks Sam and Will (me) noticed a
Code:
<br>
tag in the drama. In the episode 'Spiders', Written by Matthew Graham and directed by Rob Bailey. Below is a brief explanation of the episode from wikipedia.
Quote:
Leaked documents report how MI5 narrowly averted disaster when their computers fell foul of an organised hacking campaign, leaving agents stranded in danger zones across the world.
Enjoy these photo's and see if you can spot the references to HTML and the invalid code, claiming to be HTML Transitional 4.01, I'm sure the web standards guru's out there wont be happy
Here, we can see an invalid
Code:
<p>
tag; shabby coding from the guys at BBC there!
Some more shabby coding; I wander if its just guys in the each department typing random crap, or if we really opened that code in a browser, would it say something? :win:
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