jquery - What options are there to find out if my ASP.NET MVC view is not XHTML compliant -


Explanation : Thanks to the tool's suggestions for validating XHTML, I mainly use a solution I'm looking for the server side (or on the jQuery client), so I can set it and forget it during development - and when I have problems without running any device all the time


All this scares me with ASP.Net MVC!

If I could make each scene out of my view generator for XHTML, I was less afraid compliance. It is especially important that I am planning to write. I want to debugging for some time, to find out that I had an attached tag that prevented a selector from working.

What are the options for this? On top of my head I am looking for solutions like the following, but it is not certain which of these are practical:

  • JQuery XHTML Investigator
  • IIS Filter
  • Browser Plugin (I Think Something for the Firebug Plugin to do this)
  • Make something smart with MVC view classes (I'm not sure whether it is possible or is paused right).
  • Modify the HTML author to check flush () and throw exception if the output is not XHtml.
  • ASP.NET Configuration Options I do not have any information about validating the page.

Welcome answer to all the options!

I prefer a server-side technology, so during debugging I can throw a difficult exception, and I can log any error in production. After implementing the master page, the whole page should be valid. There is not a good enough solution in the IDE looking for alerts!

is a plugin for Firefox.


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