New VS 2008 has a small but very useful feature that will probably help some asp.net programmers.
Right now, when using VS 2005 and if you don’t have much time to fix all the errors in the Error List because your HTML code is not in compliance to the required standard (HTML or XHTML) and you are in a hurry to run your application by hitting F5, then you probably feel very upset when you see a large list of design errors (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) and application just don’t run.
VS 2008 Beta 2, downgrades Markup errors to Warnings, and even when you don’t complain to selected standard, the list of errors would become a list of warnings, or messages if you prefer, and VS will let you run your application smoothly.

Well, even when this small tip can save you some time, don’t use it to avoid Standards compliance ![]()







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1 Augusto // Sep 27, 2007 at 5:22 pm
Que maestro el Marcelo! Esta excelente tu blog! Voy a leer tus posts de Ajax y Silverlight…
Un abrazo, Augusto.
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