This is going to be a short post because it’s very simple to do. Have you ever been coding some jQuery and wish it came with some intellisense so you know what the signature of the method is supposed to be, etc.? jQuery is one of the best JavaScript libraries out there, and it only makes sense to exploit its full capabilities by seeing its intellisense. I originally got this information from www.pluralsight.com, which by the way is a great, great website for learning everything JavaScript, .NET, etc.
How To Add jQuery Intellisense To Visual Studio
There’s a document available for download at http://appendto.com/community/jquery-vsdoc. All you do is download the jQuery vsdoc and make sure it has the .js file extension at the end. Assuming you already have the jQuery.js file in your solution, just add the vsdoc file into the same folder that contains the jQuery library.
This library is the largest open source, cross-browser, CSS3 compliant, JavaScript library around and it has made client-side scripting a breeze.
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