the $ works perfectly fine in Studio, there's zero need to use
"jQuery" unless something is included that needs the dollar sign
instead
On Oct 12, 10:25 am, Evgeny Bobovik wrote:
> Try to use instead of the $ operator jQuery.
> for example: instead of $(document).ready(); write jQuery(document).
Try to use instead of the $ operator jQuery.
for example: instead of $(document).ready(); write jQuery(document).ready();
Gk___
2009/10/12 Paul :
>
> Hi,
> I have VS Express 2008 SP1 and Patch VS90SP1-KB958502-x86 installed. I
> can't get VS Intellisense to work for , jQuert 1.3.2. When i
Paul, you'll also find that a good amount of plugins also stop
Intellisense from working, using "-vsdoc.js" on a blank copy of the
plugin gets around that
Great blog post with tons of tips and tricks on jQuery + Studio:
http://blogs.msdn.com/webdevtools/archive/2008/11/18/jscript-intellisense
The error you're getting is caused by an "@" symbol in one or more
your attribute selectors. This syntax was removed in jQuery 1.3.x.
Just remove the "@" from the selector(s) and you should be fine. For
example, change $('a...@href=somthing.html]') to $
('a[href=somthing.html]') .
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