string getValueString(int $valueidentifier)

•$valueidentifier - tells the function which string value to return

•1 - the folder where HTML Validator is installed (ends with a \)

•2 - the folder where Windows is installed (uses the GetWindowsDirectory() API function and only ends in a \ if Windows is installed in a root directory)

•3 - the !DOCTYPE declaration (starts with !DOCTYPE and does not include the < and > characters at the beginning and end of the string) (New v4.05)

•4 - the version of the configuration being used (as specified in the Notes tab of the Configuration Editor) (New v4.5020)

•5 - the filename or URL (with full path if available) of the document being validated (if available) (New v4.5020)

•6 - the filename (without path) of the file being validated (if available) (New v4.5022)

•7 - returns " If you're using HTML Validator's integrated editor, then this can be added from the 'Tags' menu or from the HTML Inserter." (New v4.5094)

•8 - a message about the DOCTYPE ($doctypestring) not being recognized if it is not in the recognized DOCTYPE list; use only in a DOCTYPE tag name program; returns "" if $doctypestring is in the list or if the list is empty; if a match is not found, then any even number of single quotes are converted to double quotes and the DOCTYPE is tested again (New 20111214). (New v4.9940)

•9 - the sound file to play when errors and/or warning messages are present (New v5.0200)

•10 - the sound file to play when no errors and/or warning messages are present (New v5.0200)

•11 - returns " /" if document is XHTML or "" if not (New v5.4930)

•12 - returns "/" if document is XHTML or "" if not (New v5.4930)

•13 - returns the text (character references are not converted) contained in the tag that is being closed, excluding beginning and trailing spaces; use in a tag close program only; to get the location of this text, call getLocation(3,0); use 33 instead of 13 to including "{text}" for ASP and PHP code sections (New v9.9913); use 30 or 32 instead of 13 to include beginning and trailing space characters (New v5.4930)

•14 - returns the document type (based mainly on the DOCTYPE); example: "XHTML 1.1", "strict HTML 4.0/4.01", "strict XHTML 1.0", etc. (New v5.4950)

•15 - returns the document type with "a" or "an" preceding it (based mainly on the DOCTYPE); example: "an XHTML 1.1", "a strict HTML 4.0/4.01", "a strict XHTML 1.0", etc. (New v5.4950)

•16 - if the "align" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider CSS instead of the "align" attribute (New v5.9910)

•17 - if the "bgcolor" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the "background-color" CSS property instead of the "bgcolor" attribute (New v5.9910)

•18 - if the "align" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the CSS "text-align" property instead of the "align" attribute (New v5.9910)

•19 - similar to 14 but returns something like "XHTML 1.1", "HTML 4.01 Strict", "XHTML 1.0 Strict", etc. (New v6.4930)

•20 - if the "background" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the "background-image" CSS property instead of the "background" attribute (New v6.9910)

•21 - if the "text" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the "color" CSS property instead of the "text" attribute (New v6.9910)

•22 - if the "alink" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the ":active" CSS pseudo-class instead of the "alink" attribute (New v6.9910)

•23 - if the "link" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the ":link" CSS pseudo-class instead of the "link" attribute (New v6.9910)

•24 - if the "vlink" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the ":visited" CSS pseudo-class instead of the "vlink" attribute (New v6.9910)

•25 - returns a recommendation not to use frames due to usability and search engine issues (New v7.9910)

•26 - returns a list of ignored CSS properties (if any) (New v7.9910)

•27 - returns, if set, a string with legacyflag in square brackets followed by a space; example: "[114] " if legacyflag has been set to 114 (New v7.9910)

•28 - returns a string of used accesskeys

•29 - returns a string of unused accesskeys

•30 - returns the text (character references are not converted) contained in the tag that is being closed, including beginning and trailing spaces; use in a tag close program only; to get the location of this text, call getLocation(3,0); use 13 instead of 30 to exclude beginning and trailing space characters; also see 32 (New v8.9910)

•31 - returns a string like " The color "darkgreen" is the same as "#006400" in HTML/CSS." for the color name (darkgreen in this example) stored in the variable $getvaluestring31colorname. If there is no value for $getvaluestring31colorname or the color name does not exist or is unknown, then returns an empty string (New v8.9910)

•32 - returns the text (character references are not converted) contained in the tag that is being closed, including beginning and trailing spaces and including "{text}" for ASP and PHP code sections; use in a tag close program only; to get the location of this text, call getLocation(3,0); see also 13 and 30 (New v8.9920)

•33 - like 13 but includes "{text}" for ASP and PHP code sections (New v9.9913)

•34 - if the "align" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the appropriate CSS instead (New v9.9913)

•35 - return the file extension of the document being validated (or an empty string if not available), if available; also sets $getvaluestring35infileext to the extension (New v9.9921)

•36 - returns a string like " If this is a layout table, then include "layout" as part of the table's "id" attribute value and this message will not be displayed." (New v9.9930)

•37 - if the "hspace" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the "margin", "margin-left", and "margin-right" CSS properties instead of the "hspace" attribute (New v10.0020)

•38 - if the "vspace" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the "margin", "margin-top", and "margin-bottom" CSS properties instead of the "vspace" attribute (New v10.0020)

•39 - if the "border" attribute is used then returns a string, starting with a space, asking to consider the "border" CSS property instead of the "border" attribute (New v10.0020)

•40 - returns the file extension of the filename stored in $getvaluestring40input, returns an empty string if can't get a file extension (New v10.0032)

•41 - returns a message about HTML5's unfinished status (New v10.0044)

•42 - returns a valid default character encoding (like "utf-8", which is the default return encoding if none is specified elsewhere) to use in example messages; priority is given to valid encodings specified in any XML declaration, then in any "meta" tags, then in the HTTP headers (New v10.0127)

•43 - returns a string with a link to visit for help with web server charset configuration - like "Visit http://www.htmlvalidator.com/help.php?m=3&h=webservercharset for web server charset configuration help.". (New v10.0133)

•44 - returns a valid character encoding string if one has been specified in the XML declaration, in any "meta" tags, and then in the HTTP headers, else returns an empty string (New v10.0140)

•45 - returns a string about what attribute values must be quoted based on the document type (New v10.9914)

•46 - returns a string, beginning with "NOTE: " about potential issues with accesskeys (New v10.9916)

•47 - returns a string like ' Check based on...' (if available); good to use after '... document detected.' (New v11.9915)

•48 - returns the message text for when document.write() or document.writeln() is used in XHTML (New v11.9915)

•49 - like 48, but better to use for "script" contents (New v11.9916)

•50 - returns a string, either an empty string or a string beginning with "NOTE: " about the case-sensitivity of the document (based on the document type) (New v11.9921)

•120 - returns a comma-separated list of unique proprietary attributes that were used (like those starting with "x-") (New v11.01)

•121 - returns a comma-separated list of unique proprietary CSS pseudo-elements that were used (like pseudo-elements starting with "-moz-") (New v11.01)

•122 - returns a comma-separated list of unique proprietary CSS media features that were used (like media features starting with "-webkit-") (New v11.01)

•130 - returns a string like "(with class="classname", id="idname") " for a current tag with class="classname" and id="idname", or returns an empty string if those attributes are not used; also calls runProgram(21) (New v11.01)

•Returns "error" if an error occurs, such as if $alueidentifier is invalid.