I just realised that, when rocketloader is switched on the W3C-validator is showing errors: In my source code I have the tag . Rocketloader is adding an argument “type” into this tag. The W3C-validator then complains “bad value for attribute type …”: “subtype missing”. As soon as I switch off rock…

Hi @user387 , Rocket Loader rewrites the HTML script tags so that it can defer the loading of them to optimise rendering performance. As such the “type” of the script tag will not be “javascript” temporarily until Rocket Loader executes and loads everything in the background. This might be what W3C…

Continuing the discussion from Rocketloader causing W3C-errors : Sorry that I had to reopen this topic, but I was out for a while and couldn’t answer. @simon : Of course, I did not notice any direct problems with our pages, but both our SEO software and the W3C validator complained when rocketloader…

@user387 I think this is the problem here:   <script src="assets/js/jquery-1.10.2.js"></script>  <script src="assets/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script>  <script src="assets/js/jquery.metisM…

Dear Simon, thx for your efforts. I now had the time to change the js-section of my code as you suggested. However, the w3c-validator is still complaining: no longer with an error, but now with the warning “the type attribute is unnecessary for javascript resources”, so I prefer to keep the old…

Hi Georg, OK - just so you this type of warning can be safely ignored here, but we’ll be changing the way Rocket Loader rewrites script tags with missing type attributes and I’ll let you know when this is complete.

@user387 just wanted to let you know this fix is now live - so you shouldn’t see any issues with the W3C validator and changes Rocket Loader is making to your HTML.

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