[Russ Caldwell]

The java script editor tells me that the following java script has warnings

function expandList(li) {
alert(‘hello’);
}

the warning is

“Declaration of variable ‘alert’ was not found in function expand list or enclosing scope.”

[Riyad Kalla]

This is a bug, the JavaScript validator needs a few tweaks and refinements to it’s logic and they are planned. In the mean time, you can either ignore the warning or disable the JavaScript validator for the project or your workspace.

[Brett Zamora]

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[Riyad Kalla]

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[Doug]

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[Mickey Barton]

I am trying to get rid of javascript warnings in a file. The warnings are because a function referred to in one file is defined in another js file.

Any Ideas on how to do this.

thanks

[Riyad Kalla]

You can right-click on the file, and go down to MyEclipse > “Exclude from Validation” to exclude that one file from validation. If there are tons of errors on all your JS files you want to remove, you can edit your project properties and go to MyEclipse > Validation and turn off the JavaScript validator entirely if you prefer.

[Mickey Barton]

When I said I wanted to get rid of the javascript warning I did not mean I wanted to hid it. Is there anyway to let myelipse know to look in the other javascript file for the function definition?

Thanks for your prompt reply.

[Riyad Kalla]

Oh, sorry for the misunderstanding. No there currently isn’t support for what you are looking for, which is why I suggested the exclusion suggestion.

[Mickey Barton]

My consern is that there could be javascript other warnings or errors that would be hidden if I turn off validation for the specific file or worse yet for all javascript files.

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