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I tried all the help pages on the Internet and couldn't fix my problem.What could be the reason??<br />
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Please help,its taking up so much time. I don't want to end up doing reinstall of my VS2008 again.
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I tried all the help pages on the Internet and couldn't fix my problem.What could be the reason??

Please help,its taking up so much time. I don't want to end up doing reinstall of my VS2008 again.

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Thanks.<br />
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It worked all of sudden after reboot.
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Thanks.

It worked all of sudden after reboot.

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Hello Experts,<br />
<br />
I have VS2008 IDE, I'm new to Jquery but when trying to work with Jquery, I do not get the Intellisense working in my ASPX page.<br />
<br />
I did install the Microsoft Hotfix for VS2008 and also installed SP1 without any issues.And download latest 1.8 ver (Jquery Javascript) from their website and also has jquery-1.2.6-vsdoc.js, under same directory of Jquery 1.8.js file.<br />
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When I do SHIFT+CTRL+J , I get the warning as:<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-27830444-1">Error updating JScript IntelliSense: jquery18.js: Object doesn't support this property or method @ 1257:8	</code></pre>
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Please help.<br />
<br />
ASPDEV
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Hello Experts,

I have VS2008 IDE, I'm new to Jquery but when trying to work with Jquery, I do not get the Intellisense working in my ASPX page.

I did install the Microsoft Hotfix for VS2008 and also installed SP1 without any issues.And download latest 1.8 ver (Jquery Javascript) from their website and also has jquery-1.2.6-vsdoc.js, under same directory of Jquery 1.8.js file.

When I do SHIFT+CTRL+J , I get the warning as:
(CODE)

Please help.

ASPDEV

Jquery Intellisense not working in VS2008 SP1

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