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I’m using Visual Studio 2012 RC. Every time I type $ and then proceed with typing the ( to start a jQuery selector, Visual Studio is unhelpfully auto completing the statement with _$getActiveXObject which is turning me into a screaming lunatic.
Is there a way to disable this? I can’t imagine that _$getActiveXObject would be used more than jQuery, which baffles me why this would be the default intellisense behavior.
Visual Studio 2012 has an updated IntelliSense file for jQuery. If you retrieve jQuery via NuGet, you should automatically get it.