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minhurMemberI’m not able to turn off Javascript Validators on my project.
I have these settings checked:
MyEclipse > Validation >
– Checked Suspend all validators
– Unchecked everything under Manual/BuildMyEclipse > Files and Editors > JavaScript > Validators
– Unchecked Process JSDoc
– Unchecked Enable JS semantic validationOn my project’s Builders setting
– Unchecked Javascript Validator
– Unchecked ValidationAnd yet, after setting these and doing build > clean, and refresh,
Javascript errors are still surfacing on Problems tab.Is there a way to complete turn them off?
minhurMemberThe Project also has these facets
– Dynamic Web Module
– Java
– JavaScript
minhurMemberBasically I want the ability to turn off JavaScript Facet while keeping Dynamic Web Module.
It seems that even though I only checked Java and Dynamic Web Module, Javascript Facet is checked by default. I don’t mind it being on, I just want validations to stop pestering me
minhurMemberNevermind, I was able to figure it out,
I’ve turned on Facet Capability and only checked Dynamic Web Module and not javascript.Consider this topic closed
support-swapnaModeratorminhur,
Glad that you got it resolved.
Do let us know if you see any issues.
minhurMemberReopening this thread.
My workaround fixed on Windows enviornment, but it seems to still be happening on a Mac.
So I would like the ability to turn off javascript facet for my project but keep the Dynamic Web Module on a Mac
steps to reproduce are.
1) have a project with some bad js code, such as function 1sds() {
2) convert project to faced form by
MyEclipse> Project Facets > Convert to Faceted Form
3) Check ONLY Java and Dynamic Web Module
4) after the build, the javascript file still reports an error
minhurMemberIt seems to only work if I’ve disabled all validation before hand, which I forgot to do on a Mac.
Is this still a bug? I feel like I found a workaround but it’s horrible that it’s giving me Javascript errors that are not correct (since JS error reports are not accurate) -
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