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I followed all the steps to install the W3C Validation Extension. I have the JAVA_HOME variable in my Environment Variables with value of C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-15.0.1 to which I appended ;%JAVA_HOME%\bin as required.

Then I went to the User Settings of the extension in VS Code and I changed the value of the Java Home setting in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-15.0.1. But when I headed over to the Workspace Settings of the extension, I found no Java home setting.

It's missing, so I can't change the value.

Of course, this causes VS Code to alert me that the Java runtime could not be located.

Anyone has any idea why?

Elena Vangeli
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  • I've watched the [**W3C Validation** installation tutorial](https://github.com/Umoxfo/vscode-w3cvalidation#set-the-java_home-environment-variable), the point is adding java to PATH, which is often finished after installing the java. Can you tell me why you set java.home in workspace setting again after you've finished it in User setting? – Molly Wang-MSFT Nov 19 '20 at 02:52
  • Bacause after some resarch on the web I gathered that is best to put the path in both of 'em. But I don't have the option to put it in the Workspace Settings, that's because I'm missing the setting itself, that's why I opened this thread. Plus, since I can't set it in the Workspace setting I'm missing the value there. And it doesn't work without putting it in there, which suggests to me that i's necessary. Regarding your first question, I simply followed the instruction that comes with the w3c validation plug-in. – Elena Vangeli Nov 19 '20 at 15:27
  • Well, I tryied uninstall vscode and reinstall it. Always works, idk. Thanks anyway! – Elena Vangeli Nov 19 '20 at 20:24
  • That‘s great, happy coding:) – Molly Wang-MSFT Nov 20 '20 at 01:20

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