User-1851576699 posted
When I start an HTML element in Visual Studio and the intellisense pops up all the possible attributes I can use on the HTML element, does the intellisense use any discretion in which attributes it shows are available for assignment on that HTML element
or does it just blindly show all possible attributes available for assignment in the HTML 5 language? I am pretty sure it's the latter. I put in an <input /> element in the IDE and it was popping up attributes for web forms like enctype, formaction,
and formmethod.
Visual Studio 2013 is a pretty great product. Given how mature and professional the software is, it makes me wonder why the intellisense isn't smart enough to hide attributes for HTML elements that cannot even use them. Does anybody know? Has this feature
or improvement ever been suggested for a future version of Visual Studio. Surely it can be done.
*** EDIT ***: To my surprise, the intellisense may be more context aware than I first thought. I didn't realize that enctype, formaction, and formmethod were valid attributes of an input element. I will explore this further as I await more knowledable responses
on this matter.
