Padma Prasad wrote:
1. It is very slow when I open it in Eclipse. The editor itself has slowed down.
Eclipse is not the real world. Worry about performance in a real environment.
2. I see an error that said
Tens of thousands of people use jQuery successfully. Either your download has been corrupted, there are some strange character set issues at play, or eclipse is doing something weird.
What happens when you try the page in the real world?
You might also try just linking to the jQuery instance hosted at a CDN for comparison. See the jQuery download page for details.
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The page is rendered fine. All I was worried is why Eclipse is throwing a list of errors. But I am now ignoring all of them though it is really annoying to see the red crosses.
I assume that these errors are showing up within an editor within Eclipse when you have a specific file open.
a) What kind of file is it (specifically, the extension)?
b) What editor was used to open the file (Eclipse has many different editors)?
Perhaps the wrong editor was used to open the file, and thus the editor is not properly interpreting the file.
As far as the slow down, I suspect that Eclipse is either automatically building or indexing your files. You could try turning off automatic builds, which might help. Also, correcting the editor association for the file that has the errors might also help because that it causing the parser and indexer to work harder.
Hi Padma Prasad,
Have you found the solution to the problem of the jquery... If so please share it with me... since i am also facing the same problem(multiple markers error).
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