I have just created a simple web application using visual studio 2017. I'm trying to figure out where do I create the Json files that I need, there are a lot of JSON files on the solution explorer but I'm not sure whether they are the ones that I need. I'm new to visual studio. Please help.
Here are the codes that I have for site.js
Is there a way that we see only the list of events in the intellisense list of Visual Studio ?
Is there any extension that allows this ?
Currently, neither Visual Studio or the ReSharper add-in support explicitly filtering the intellisense list.
There is a Visual Studio add-in, Visual Assist, which enables filtering by events (as well as properties, methods, etc.)
I need to add some input data in two forms along with the Visual Studio Installer. How to accomplish this.
Ok, i already know how to create a new project template using export template feature from visual studio 2010. Now, what I'd like to know is how can I create an item or add a reference to an dll dynamically based on user selected option in wizard interface.
I know that is possible to use conditional and loops within visual studio project template, but how can I change the output project?
When debugging in Visual Studio 2010 and hovering over a variable name, I'm given the option to use 3 different built-in visualizers: Text, XML, & HTML.
Here is an example of what I'm referring to:
Since I'm doing more and more work with JSON based data, is there a JSON visualizer that I can install?
Yes, use this addon on Codeplex.
archive.org - JSON Viewer on Codeplex
Overtly visible disclamer: I wrote this and I'm giving it away for free via Microsofts Visual Studio Gallery. No ads, no link to my own site or anything.
I found this thread when looking for the exact same thing but seeing that http://jsonviewer.codeplex.com/ is "A visualizer for Visual Studio 2005" i felt that it was probably to outdated for my use. So I wrote a new visualizer instead (with built in jsonlint-support!). It has been tested with Visual Studio 2012 (but probably works fine for at least 2008 and 2010) and available from Microsofts Visual Studio Gallery.
You may reference theses posts:
JSON Debugger visualizer in Visual Studio 2012
JSON Debugger Visualizer in Visual Studio 2013
Actually it does work in visual studio 2010, but you have to unblock the assemblies. In explorer right click on the DLL and view properties the is a button to unblock the assembly.
I know the question references specifically Visual Studio 2010, but at least in Visual Studio 2019, the JSON Visualizer is already integrated so you don't need any extension, I would say.
Just select the JSON Visualizer in variable's view context menu:
And then press the view button: