Specifically, once I get the WCAG Anaylsis warnings for a website into my warnings window I can't get rid of them, until I close down studio. When building another project in the same solution they stay there.
Anyone got any ideas?
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Just click on the "Warnings" button at the top of the window to hide them.
Jon Grant
2008-12-03 11:30:01
If I hide them, they're still there. For example if I run stylecop on a code library, the WCAG warnings are still there but entwined with the stylecop ones I actually care about.
DeletedAccount
2008-12-03 11:39:03
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Close all open documents and rebuild the solution to get rid of those warnings. I have also that problem on webprojects and WCAG-varnings, but they disapear when Im doing a rebuild.
Stefan
2008-12-03 11:32:59
Tried it didn't work. Rebuilt on a library and the unrelated warnings stayed there.
DeletedAccount
2008-12-03 12:16:18
I believe so, I'll double check in a moment but I'm pretty sure I did it:- Open solution in studio- Build Website- Build LibraryWhen I'm at a suitable juncture again I'll give it another go to be 100%
DeletedAccount
2008-12-03 12:41:38
Usually I check for accessibility on one page at a time to avoid this. It may be tedious, but it works for me.
StingyJack
2008-12-03 12:54:58
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If its a warning your not arsed about you could disable them.
website -> property pages -> accessibility->uncheck show warnings
other wise just close all files
window -> close all documents
Hath
2008-12-03 12:41:07
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How to do the same.. i.e remove warnings when I am compiling a VC++ program?
satyajit
2008-12-03 12:44:37
You can remove the warning when you compile by reading the warning text, looking up the help for the warning code and changing the code according to the advice given! ;-)
Ray Hayes
2009-02-05 14:49:01
What if our code is legacy and can't keep up with the compiler updates. And when I am compiling I don't at all want to see warnings but only the errors?
satyajit
2009-06-02 13:59:34
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I know this is an old thread but was having the same problem. I found that the warnings would dissapear by doing the following:
- Closing the documents in question
- Clicking on the Output tab
- Rebuild the application
Now when you click back on the Error List tab and look at warnings, they should be reset.
Mike Thien
2010-01-13 22:13:29
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I came across this question yesterday looking for an easy answer. While closing the solution works for me, and then rebuilding only the solution I want to see warnings on, I found that doing a "Clean Solution" (right-click solution, select "Clean Solution") will clear the Error List pane (including warnings).
Jerad Rose
2010-03-10 16:05:59