No can do. 8% of our userbase still uses it. Not my decision to make, unfortunately. I've used the javascript tool. "1 error, 2 warnings," with no explanations

No can do. 8% of our userbase still uses it. Not my decision to make, unfortunately. I've used the javascript tool. "1 error, 2 warnings," with no explanations? I'd rather copy/paste the code into jslint and run it manually. It also doesn't find some of the things that the original jslint tool does. Really, it's "awesome," but only if you haven't used something like VS's Javascript support. Sorry, but it's lightyears away. It's kind of like the difference between using nano and using gnome's default text editor...