[Marty Hall]

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[Riyad Kalla]

Marty,
You are doing the right things, unfortunately the JS validator isn’t quite as robust as it needs to be at the moment to understand all this. What you can do is either ignore the warnings or right-click on the files in question and go down to MyEclipse and exclude those files from validation.

[Marty Hall]

OK, thanks. Is it possible to exclude just that category of warnings from validation? I hunted around in Preferences and didn’t find it, but wanted to double check.

Thanks!

[Riyad Kalla]

Unfortunately not that specific of filtering yet, sorry.

[Ron]

Any progress on either suppressing the “xxx declaration is not found” message or being able to tell it what variable/attribute names to ignore or accept?

[Riyad Kalla]

not for 6.5, 7.0 is looking like it will have a major update to JS editor though.

[mazarata]

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[support-joy]

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[marc2912]

So this is still a problem and we either show warnings which shouldn’t be there or have to ignore an entire file from validation or is something finally available??? Neither of those sound like acceptable answers.

[support-joy]

marc2912,

I would recommend you to download ME 8.0, this includes a lot of improvements on our JS editor.

[bcichowlas]

I am using 8.0 with, I believe, all the available 8.5 updates and my situation is still that described above. Did I miss doing something?

[support-joy]

bcichowlas,

I will escalate this issue to our dev team members to investigate this further. In the meantime, you can ignore the said warnings. To exclude the javascript file from validation, right click on the file > MyEclipse > Exclude from validation.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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