Visual Studio 2005 IntelliSense in ASP.NET pages issue resolved...

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 18 Dec 2006 | View original

So it looks like I finally have some good news to report on the annoying Intellisense problem Ive been fighting with for some time in Visual Studio. In short, the problem is that in ASP.NET pages Intellisense has not been working correctly and required explicitly going into the Visual Design View in order to get Intellisense on any controls on the page to work. Needless to say this has been really annoying especially for complex forms that contain lots of code where I would rarely touch the UI form...

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