I am familiar with using the following to see the intellisense on an aspx page.
http://help.infragistics.com/NetAdvantage/ASPNET/2010.2?page=JavaScript_IntelliSense_Support.html
Is there any way to get the intellisense in an js file?
Hi,
If you have a license with us, you should be able to download the source code. All of our intellisense is in /// comments in our .js files. Another option is to put a debugger; statement in your js and then put watch statements on different vars to see what methods they have.
regards,
David Young
David,
Thanks for the reply. I do not think I asked my question very clearly. I really like the intellisense that is provided in VS2010 while editing the javascript on an aspx page when there is a WebScriptManager control on the page. What I am looking for is if it is possible to have that same intellisense while editing a javascript file in VS2010. For example, I have some common javascript that I use across my pages that have WebDataGrids on them, these scripts are included on the page via a file named "grid_common.js". However, when I am editing the "grid_common.js" in VS2010, I am not seeing any of the intellisense, since it does not know anything about the WebScriptManager. So is it possible to get the intellisense for the Infragistics javascript objects in a js file?
Thanks
Chad