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I am new to Visual Studio 2012 and Javscript coding. I have two questions i could not find answers on the web:
i have a webforms project and added some js-files to the sript-folder (http://raphaeljs.com/). Now i want to have Intellisense support for that js-library i added. Is that possible?
for what is the “_references.js” file in the scripts folder? I added all the js-library files to that file but it doesn’t enable intellisense.
regards
I’m not sure about Visual Studio 2012, but in 2010, if you drag one JavaScript file onto another one it will add a
/// <reference name="MyScript.js" />line at the top of the second file. If the file being referenced is documented you will get quite useful intellisense, though it is still handy even if not for just being able to explore the surface of the API.There is some good information in this question: IntelliSense for Ajax and JavaScript libraries in Visual Studio