Where can I get the VSDoc for jQuery 1.4.2?
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You always get it from http://docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery - if it's not there yet, it's not available yet. v1.4.1 exists - see screenshot - but 1.4.2 isn't ready yet.
The latest VSDoc supported version seems to be v.1.4.4 from Microsoft and can be found at http://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.4.4-vsdoc.js.
It is the new MS CDN for toolkits (replacing the old microsoft.com domain).
As well as renaming the VSDoc file (1.4.1) you may also have to change the jQuery version number used in the 1.4.1-vsdoc.js file to 1.4.2.
See line# 224,
// The current version of jQuery being used
jquery: "1.4.2",
For the time being you could always just rename "jquery-1.4.1-vsdoc.js" to "jquery-1.4.2-vsdoc.js" and when they release the new vsdoc version just replace it.
Note: I had to then modify the script source path and then change it back again to force vs to pick up the vsdoc. I just added a forward slash at the start of the src attribute value and then removed it.
John T said:
For what it's worth, and from this question:
jQuery 1.4.3 vsdoc
Someone has updated the jQuery vsdoc for JQuery 1.4.3. It's at:
@John T: Thanks for the links!
For users of the v1.4.4 VSDOC file supplied here, there is a slight error that breaks IntelliSense; at line 1751 the file reads:
jQuery.proxy = function(function, context){
This causes Visual Studio to show the following error:
Error updating JScript IntelliSense: <your path>\jquery-1.4.4-vsdoc.js: Expected identifier @ 1750:24 (or near enough).
Update this line to read:
jQuery.proxy = function(method, context){
This bug was found and resolved in VS2008.
Using jQuery 1.4.4, and the vsdoc from http://appendto.com/community/vsdoc (as well as the fix for line ~1750), I can update my Intellisense without error; however, whenever I type:
$.
Not only do I not get any relevant Intelliprompts, but I see:
Javascript Intellisense Message: JSIntellisense:Internal/(3:4) : Object required
This references the first function in my .js file:
; (function ($) { $.fn.MobileFunction = function (options) {
//My Function
};
})(jQuery);
I do have one warning: "Expected Expression" on the first closing paren in })(jQuery); but I cannot find a syntax error in the code. Even with the entire function commented out, Intellisense produces no output.
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