Validating invalid keywords

K

K Viltersten

I'm using the following lines in my page.aspx code.

<a href="#"
ext:qtitle="Title of the info"
ext:qwidth='250'
ext:qtip="The info itself."
>Some text</a>
Click to expand...

VS reports mucho erroro on this e.g.
"Unrecognized namespace 'ext'."
"Validation (XHTML 1.0 Transitional): Attribute 'qtitle' is not a valid
attribute of element 'a'."
and frankly, even if the application runs as it's supposed to, it's a
matter of principle and good coding not to generate such errors. How can i
"declare" those things so VS won't bark at them?
 
G

George Ter-Saakov

Just diable HTML validation in the Tools/Options

George

I'm using the following lines in my page.aspx code.

<a href="#"
ext:qtitle="Title of the info"
ext:qwidth='250'
ext:qtip="The info itself."
>Some text</a>
Click to expand...

VS reports mucho erroro on this e.g.
"Unrecognized namespace 'ext'."
"Validation (XHTML 1.0 Transitional): Attribute 'qtitle' is not a valid
attribute of element 'a'."
and frankly, even if the application runs as it's supposed to, it's a
matter of principle and good coding not to generate such errors. How can i
"declare" those things so VS won't bark at them?
 
K

K Viltersten

Den 2008-05-16 16:51:06 skrev George Ter-Saakov said:
Just diable HTML validation in the Tools/Options

George

I'm using the following lines in my page.aspx code.

<a href="#"
ext:qtitle="Title of the info"
ext:qwidth='250'
ext:qtip="The info itself."

VS reports mucho erroro on this e.g.
"Unrecognized namespace 'ext'."
"Validation (XHTML 1.0 Transitional): Attribute 'qtitle' is not a valid
attribute of element 'a'."
and frankly, even if the application runs as it's supposed to, it's a
matter of principle and good coding not to generate such errors. How can
i
"declare" those things so VS won't bark at them?
Click to expand...

Thanks!

For some reason, i can only check/uncheck the "show errors" checkbox. The
more specific options are greyed out. Is it normal?
 
G

George Ter-Saakov

Yep, they come to live only if you enable "show errors", then you can
granulate what errors to show..

George.

Den 2008-05-16 16:51:06 skrev George Ter-Saakov said:
Just diable HTML validation in the Tools/Options

George

I'm using the following lines in my page.aspx code.

<a href="#"
ext:qtitle="Title of the info"
ext:qwidth='250'
ext:qtip="The info itself."

VS reports mucho erroro on this e.g.
"Unrecognized namespace 'ext'."
"Validation (XHTML 1.0 Transitional): Attribute 'qtitle' is not a valid
attribute of element 'a'."
and frankly, even if the application runs as it's supposed to, it's a
matter of principle and good coding not to generate such errors. How can
i
"declare" those things so VS won't bark at them?
Click to expand...

Thanks!

For some reason, i can only check/uncheck the "show errors" checkbox. The
more specific options are greyed out. Is it normal?
 
K

K Viltersten

Yep, they come to live only if you enable
"show errors", then you can granulate what
errors to show..
Click to expand...

On my installation they're dead no matter if
"show errors" is checked or unchecked. Well,
it's not that big deal, really. Thanks!
 

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