newbie: validator?

[r_ahimsa_m@poczta.onet.pl]

Could you recommend me some free JavaScript validator? I was using JSlint
but it reports nonsense errors.
Please help. Thanks.
/RAM/

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Re: newbie: validator?

r_ahimsa_m@pocz ta.onet.pl wrote:

Could you recommend me some free JavaScript validator? I was using JSlint
but it reports nonsense errors.

That you don't known enough about the subject for not understanding jslint's
messages, let alone the cause thereof does not make them nonsense.

As a newbie you should be very slow to make bold statements about anything
that you are new in. Otherwise chances are good that you will be staying
the newbie that you are because nobody knowledgable wants to spend their
(leisure-)time for pointing out the mistakes you had to make.

See also <http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html>

Please help. Thanks.

You're welcome.


PointedEars
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[Jeremy J Starcher]

Re: newbie: validator?

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:45:03 +0200, r_ahimsa_m wrote:

Could you recommend me some free JavaScript validator? I was using
JSlint but it reports nonsense errors.

I would be slow to discount anything JSLint says as "nonsense."

Though its default settings are often rather strict, you would do well
to listen to it. The author of JSLint, Douglas Crockford, has had a great
deal of experience when he wrote JSLint. Sometimgs it shows his personal
bias, most of the time it shows his personal experience.

Please help. Thanks.
/RAM/