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I’m using Eclipse 3RC1 and the appropriate version of MyEclipse. One project in my workspace contains many *.htm files generated by Powerpoint, Word, and even OpenOffice. MyEclipse is logging hundereds of warnings and errors against these files. How can I tell MyEclipse not to parse these files?
Navigate to: Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Editors > JSP/HTML Editor > HTML Formatting
From here you can either change the file filter (to ignore the htm files) or remove the “Show warnings” check box or maybe also the “Persistent problem markers”.
Changing the editor-related config doesn’t seem to do much of anything, in the HTML editor or the Package Explorer. This seems to be more of a builder related problem than an editor related one to me.
brife,
We’re adding a new option in Beta 2 to completely turn off HTML validation. It was an oversight that it was left out of Beta 1. Sorry for the inconvenience.
I downloaded and tried 3.8b2. It still gives lots of error and warning messages on html files even though I already unchecked all the options under Preferences > MyEclipse > Editors > JSP/HTML Editor > HTML Formatting and Validation. I also removed htm|html from the “File Filter (Regular Expression)” input field.
Is there any other way to disable html parsing and validation?
Are you importing a folder of html files? Or are these existing html files that have had problem markers on them from earlier versions? You should be able to right-click the folder that contains the html files and select MyEclipse->Remove HTML Problem Markers
I tested turning off “Incrementatal HTML Validation” in the MyEclipse -> Editors -> Jsp/HTML Editor -> HTML Formatting and validation preference and then I imported a folder with html files and no validation was performed. Let me know if this isn’t the case for you.
Thanks for the quick response.
The html files are pre-existing files. After right click the folder and select “MyEclipse > Remove HTML Problem Markers”, all the error msgs were cleared. That’s good. But the Warning messages are still there.
How do I turn those warnings off too?What are the warnings? Are they HTML warnings put there by MyEclipse HTML validation? I tested locally and if I do a “Validate” from the MyEclipse menu and I get html warnings, they are removed by using the “Remove problem markers”.
If this doesn’t work, a possible workaround is to make sure you have html validation turned off in the preferences and export and reimport those HTML files. They should be free of errors when you import them back in.
