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Andrew Deren
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18 Nov 2009,
05:52 PM
Is there a way to tag certain tags not to show errors?
My code base has a lot of <br> and <input...> tags that are now closed (ie. <br />)
Is there a way to ignore all errors for just those 2 tags when not closed?
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Hans Kratz
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18 Nov 2009,
06:07 PM
Hi Andrew,
Those warnings should only be displayed if you have an XHTML DOCTYPE declared for your files. Is that the case in your environment?
Right now there are multiple possibilities to get rid of the warnings:
Remove/change the DOCTYPE
Disable HTML code analysis in the JustCode options
Ignore them using the quick fix (Alt-Enter) or using JustCode > Ignore All Warnings
Fix them to become XHTML compliant. ;-)
We will consider turning off this particular warning for configurable set of HTML tags in a future version.
All the best,
Hans
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