Way to avoid server code in .ASPX

[Tobin Zerba]

I'm getting lots of errors when validating server code in an ASPX file.  Here's a sample:

edit.aspx
edit.aspx(15): SyntaxError: syntax error
        <% =RenderInitCalendar() %>

Code inside <% %> blocks should be ignored.  I imagine there's a similar problem with PHP as well.

Is there a way to get JSL to ignore this type of declaration?

[Matthias Miller]

No, JavaScript Lint has no way to do this right now. I'm not familiar with this syntax. Are you doing something like this?

   <script>
   var x = <% =GetMyNumber() %>;
   </script>

   <script>
   var x = <?php echo $x; ?>;
   </script>

Could you provide me with a little more context for your code snippets?

[Shahyad Sharghi]

I'm getting lots of errors when validating server code in an ASPX file. Here's a sample:

<script runat="server">
//the folwings are CSharp Code and JSL assumes it is JavaScript. so i get SyntaxError: protected is a reserved identifier
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  if (!IsPostBack)
  {
    if (!ServiceFactory.GetAuthenticationService().GetCurrentUser().IsAdministartor)
    {
       throw new Exception("Access is denied");
    }
  }
}

</script>

[Shahyad Sharghi]

It was reasonable even if the /*jsl:ignoreall*/  and/or  /*jsl:ignore*/ do solve this problem. unfortunately it doesn't help me. :)