It's taking some time to do every time I debug my application. Is it something I can speed-up or skip?
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Validating the website would generally mean running it against all the rules set up for W3C validation for the type of HTML/XHTML you are using. If there are any validation problems, they would generally show up as warnings on your error list.
TheTXI
2009-05-19 13:29:31
So I should be able to turn this off?
tpower
2009-05-19 13:31:09
that is up to you. I personally wouldn't turn it off because as a web developer, meeting the W3C standards as well as other standards that deal with handicap accessibility are important to me in delivering a good product that will work on most browsers. There should be settings where you can adjust the level of the validation that is done, but if I were you I would just put up with the few extra seconds of loading time when debugging your project.
TheTXI
2009-05-19 13:45:10
A few extra minutes each build is not acceptable. But I do have validation turned off in 'Text Editor'/'HtTML'/'Validation', are there any other options for this?
tpower
2009-05-19 13:53:13
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I was thinking about other validations. But anyways, following link could help you.
Syed Tayyab Ali
2009-05-19 13:34:33
"This article discusses in detail how the ASP.NET validation controls work."
tpower
2009-05-19 13:38:01
Yes, you are looking for html/xhtml validation. therefore i edited my post and mention that it is dealing with other validation.
Syed Tayyab Ali
2009-05-19 13:59:05