uri.whatwg.urlvalidationerrortype.xml

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 <title>The Uri\WhatWg\UrlValidationErrorType enum</title>
 <titleabbrev>Uri\WhatWg\UrlValidationErrorType</titleabbrev>

 <partintro>
  <section xml:id="enum.uri-whatwg-urlvalidationerrortype.intro">
   &reftitle.intro;
   <simpara>
    The possible validation errors defined in the <link xlink:href="&url.url.whatwg-url;">WHATWG URL Standard</link>.
   </simpara>
  </section>

  <section xml:id="enum.uri-whatwg-urlvalidationerrortype.synopsis">
   &reftitle.enumsynopsis;

   <packagesynopsis>
    <package>Uri\WhatWg</package>

    <enumsynopsis>
     <enumname>UrlValidationErrorType</enumname>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>DomainToAscii</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>Error during the process of converting the domain name to an ASCII string.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>DomainToUnicode</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>Error during the process of converting the domain name to a Unicode string.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>DomainInvalidCodePoint</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>The input's host contains a forbidden domain code point.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>HostInvalidCodePoint</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An opaque host (in a URL that is not special) contains a forbidden host code point.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4EmptyPart</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv4 address ends with a <literal>U+002E</literal> (<literal>.</literal>).</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4TooManyParts</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv4 address does not consist of exactly 4 parts.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4NonNumericPart</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv4 address part is not numeric.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4NonDecimalPart</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>The IPv4 address contains numbers expressed using hexadecimal or octal digits.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4OutOfRangePart</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv4 address part exceeds <literal>255</literal>.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv6Unclosed</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv6 address is missing the closing <literal>U+005D</literal> (<literal>]</literal>).</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv6InvalidCompression</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv6 address begins with improper compression.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv6TooManyPieces</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv6 address contains more than 8 pieces.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv6MultipleCompression</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv6 address is compressed in more than one spot.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv6InvalidCodePoint</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>
       An IPv6 address contains a code point that is neither an ASCII hex digit
       nor a <literal>U+003A</literal> (<literal>:</literal>). Or it unexpectedly ends.
      </enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv6TooFewPieces</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An uncompressed IPv6 address contains fewer than 8 pieces.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4InIpv6TooManyPieces</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv6 address with IPv4 address syntax: the IPv6 address has more than 6 pieces.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4InIpv6InvalidCodePoint</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv6 address with IPv4 address syntax.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4InIpv6OutOfRangePart</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv6 address with IPv4 address syntax: an IPv4 part exceeds <literal>255</literal>.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>Ipv4InIpv6TooFewParts</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>An IPv6 address with IPv4 address syntax: an IPv4 address contains too few parts.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>InvalidUrlUnit</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>A code point is found that is not a URL unit.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>SpecialSchemeMissingFollowingSolidus</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>The input’s scheme is not followed by <literal>//</literal>.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>MissingSchemeNonRelativeUrl</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>
       The input is missing a scheme, because it does not begin with an ASCII alpha, and either no base URL was provided
       or the base URL cannot be used as a base URL because it has an opaque path.
      </enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>InvalidReverseSoldius</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>The URL has a special scheme and it uses <literal>U+005C</literal> (<literal>\</literal>)
       instead of <literal>U+002F</literal> (<literal>/</literal>).</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>InvalidCredentials</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>The input includes credentials.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>HostMissing</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>The input has a special scheme, but does not contain a host.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>PortOutOfRange</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>The input’s port is too big.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>PortInvalid</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>The input’s port is invalid.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>FileInvalidWindowsDriveLetter</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>
       The input is a relative-URL string that starts with a Windows drive letter and
       the base URL's scheme is <literal>file</literal>.
      </enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>

     <enumitem>
      <enumidentifier>FileInvalidWindowsDriveLetterHost</enumidentifier>
      <enumitemdescription>A <literal>file:</literal> URL's host is a Windows drive letter.</enumitemdescription>
     </enumitem>
    </enumsynopsis>
   </packagesynopsis>
  </section>
 </partintro>
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