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W3CHTML5IssuesFilter
Wiiitek edited this page Jul 20, 2017
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W3C HTML5 Issues Filter allows to exclude some W3C HTML5 issues from result. Excluded issues will appear at the bottom of issues table and won't be taken into account when calculating status.
Name: w3c-filter
Resource name: source
Comparators: w3c-html5
Parameter | Value | Description | Mandatory |
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message |
string | Exact message text of issue to be filter out. *see notes below | At least one of params should be used and all of used params should be not empty. |
messagePattern |
regexp | Regular expression that matches message text of issue to be filter out. *see notes below | At least one of params should be used and all of used params should be not empty. |
line |
integer | Line in source file where issue appear | |
column |
integer | Column in source file where issue appear |
Note:
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message
will be overridden bymessagePattern
if set. - If there are some XML-specific charactes (e.g.
&
) in parameter's value, then they have to be escaped. Suite should be valid XML document.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<suite name="test-suite" company="Cognifide" project="project" environment="win7-ff16">
<test name="remove-nodes-test">
<collect>
...
<open/>
...
<source/>
...
</collect>
<compare>
...
<source comparator="w3c-html5" errors-only="false">
<w3c-filter messagePattern = "The first occurrence of.*" />
<w3c-filter message="A slash was not immediately followed by “>”."/>
<w3c-filter message="Element “img” is missing required attribute “src”."/>
<w3c-filter line="1" column="119"/>
<w3c-filter line="390" message="End tag for “html” seen, but there were unclosed elements."/>
</source>
...
</compare>
<urls>
...
</urls>
</test>
<reports>
...
</reports>
</suite>
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