I'm working on a Razor v2 Web Pages site in VS 2013 Express for Web, and a lot of my pages include markup like the following:
<input type="text" name="SomeField" disabled="@SomeDAO.DisableSomeField()" /><select name="SomeSelect"><option value="0" selected="@(SomeDAO.SomeSelectValue == 0)">Zero</option><option value="1" selected="@(SomeDAO.SomeSelectValue == 1)">One</option></select>
Problem is, all of those conditions on the disabled and selected attributes aren't recognized as valid by the compiler, so I've got a pretty massive stack of warnings of the form "'@SomeDAO.DisableSomeField()' is not a valid value of attribute 'disable'".
While it's not causing any problems in the actual execution of the program (The boolean expressions evaluate just fine at runtime and enable/disable/select the right things), it would be nice to suppress these warnings so that I could focus on any others that could actually be problematic. Anyone have thoughts on how to do that?
