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I’m getting this error in IntelliJ:
Attribute ‘generated’ is not allowed here
Where the html snippet is:
<label generated="true" ... >
Is generated a “real” HTML attribute? It is added by the jquery-ui-validation plugin, on the error fields if validation fails. Where is it allowed?
orignal answer at : What is the "generated" attribute seen in some HTML tag used for?
This is a custom data or user-defined attribute. In your case it has been added to denote an element that was generated on the page after it loaded, probably by JavaScript.
It’s common to see other such attributes in heavy UI/UX web applications. They typically serve as hooks between technologies – CSS, JavaScript, HTML, etc.
Note that such attributes do not validate. If you are using HTML5, you can prefix them with
data-to get around this issue (i.e.data-generated="true"). Read more about custom data attributes in HTML5.