Developing my own Razor components (Html Helper extensions) with chaining syntax, I faced the issue with the IntelliSense not working after specifying a method argument using a @<text> tag:
<h2>First popup</h2>
@(Html.MyPopup()
.Content(@<text>Some content 1</text>) // IntelliSense is not working after this line
.Title("Some title 1")
)
<h2>Second popup</h2>
@(Html.MyPopup()
.Title("Some title 2")
.Content(@<text>Some content 2</text>)
)
This issue can be reproduced in Visual Studio 2015 and Visual Studio 2017 RC. Both examples works fine in runtime.
I have prepared an sample project demonstrating this issue (see "Views/Home/Index.cshtml" file in attachment):
IntellisenseIssue.zip
Developing my own Razor components (Html Helper extensions) with chaining syntax, I faced the issue with the IntelliSense not working after specifying a method argument using a
@<text>
tag:This issue can be reproduced in Visual Studio 2015 and Visual Studio 2017 RC. Both examples works fine in runtime.
I have prepared an sample project demonstrating this issue (see "Views/Home/Index.cshtml" file in attachment): IntellisenseIssue.zip