intellisense

问题 I'm working with VWD2010 and as stated in the topic title I have zero intellisense usability for my project. I installed VWD2010 fresh a few months ago to start and noticed that intellisense wasn't working. For the last three months I was working with VS2010 trial and intellisense was working fine. The trial version expired, so now I am back to VWD2010. Intellisense seems to work for NEW projects, so I created a new project and transferred all my files from the VS2010 project. Intellisense

问题 I was working out a problem with a ddl trying to get a message box to popup when the item changed. You can read about that here >>> How to Popup Alert() from asp:DropDownList OnSelectedIndexChanged? The working answer shows me to use the onchange event but then I'm working in VS2010 this event does not appear in the intellisense dropdown. However if I type it in anyway it works fine. 回答1: For this, you need to understand how the thing works....when you change the value of a input element,

问题 I am trying to reference to jquery library to provide intellisense on another javascript file. But I got error such as "Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined" /// <reference path="jquery.min.js" /> $(document).ready(function () { alert("alert"); }); EDITED Note: I have only one jquery library. Any other libraries have not been included. 回答1: Javascripts (including jQuery) are loaded with the following syntax: <script type="text/javascript" src="url_to_your_script" /> Please review your

问题 In VSCode, TypeScript shows really useful expansions of types I define. But there's a limit to what TS will show in IntelliSense. If a type is too long, then I'll see output like this: Note the "11 more" near the end. Sometimes, for troubleshooting a difficult type definition, it's really helpful to see what's in that "N more" section. Is there a way to get ahold of (for troubleshooting purposes during development) the fully-expanded type definition, without those "N more" messages to hide

问题 I've gotten .Net MVC3 to process .html (and other custom extension) just like a .cshtml file but VS2010 will not highlight the Razor syntax or show Intellisense for it. How do I get VS2010 to recognize .html file as .cshtml? 回答1: It's not so easy. If you see asp.net mvc 3 source, you can see in webpages folder next things: File: RazorDebugHelpers.cs // Trim the html part of cshtml or vbhtml string outputExtension = extension.Substring(0, 3); File: RazorCodeLanguage.cs private static

问题 I've gotten .Net MVC3 to process .html (and other custom extension) just like a .cshtml file but VS2010 will not highlight the Razor syntax or show Intellisense for it. How do I get VS2010 to recognize .html file as .cshtml? 回答1: It's not so easy. If you see asp.net mvc 3 source, you can see in webpages folder next things: File: RazorDebugHelpers.cs // Trim the html part of cshtml or vbhtml string outputExtension = extension.Substring(0, 3); File: RazorCodeLanguage.cs private static

问题 I have a project with about 1000 classes in it (no, there is no way to conveniently break this project into multiples). Just loading the project takes about 20 minutes as intellisense slowly chugs through all the classes, and eats almost 1gb of memory. Is there a way to turn off Intellisense for a single project, but keep it for all other projects in the solution? 回答1: What language is the project in? 1000 classes is quite a small project and should load in no more than 20 seconds. The

问题 I have a project with about 1000 classes in it (no, there is no way to conveniently break this project into multiples). Just loading the project takes about 20 minutes as intellisense slowly chugs through all the classes, and eats almost 1gb of memory. Is there a way to turn off Intellisense for a single project, but keep it for all other projects in the solution? 回答1: What language is the project in? 1000 classes is quite a small project and should load in no more than 20 seconds. The

问题 I have a project with about 1000 classes in it (no, there is no way to conveniently break this project into multiples). Just loading the project takes about 20 minutes as intellisense slowly chugs through all the classes, and eats almost 1gb of memory. Is there a way to turn off Intellisense for a single project, but keep it for all other projects in the solution? 回答1: What language is the project in? 1000 classes is quite a small project and should load in no more than 20 seconds. The

问题 I am trying to figure out how to get Intellisense for CSS to render when in a partial view or a content page. Of course I don't want it to render a runtime, as the css comes from the masterpage. I found this trick.... <%if (false) {%> <link rel="Stylesheet" href="styles.css"/> <%}%> But is there a better option? 回答1: Same idea, but no code nuggets and language independent: <link rel="Stylesheet" href="styles.css" runat="server" visible="false" /> 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions