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A blog by John Sheehan
I’ve been running VS2008 Pro Beta 2 for awhile and had mostly good luck with it. There were only two recurring bugs that got to be annoying. The first was that after typing CssClass or class in the HTML source editor and hitting ‘=’ the automatic quotes (which
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1 year ago
I uninstalled everything even tangentially related to VS 2008 and/or .NET 3.5 before installing the RTM. Not sure if that made the difference, but it's an idea.
1 year ago
Thank you for bringing these two issues to our attention. The first issue was unfortunately fixed incorrectly. We are re-activating that bug and will try to address it properly in an upcoming service pack. Likewise, for the second issue we are opening an internal bug and will prioritize to try and fix it in an upcoming service pack as well.
Thank you again for taking the time to provide us this feedback via MSConnect and helping make the Visual Studio product better. If you find any other issues don't hesitate to report them to us, or email me at omark-at-microsoft-dot-com.
-Omar Khan (Visual Web Developer Team)
1 year ago
1 year ago
Try this:
Go to Tools->Options->Text Editor HTML->Format and uncheck "Insert attribute value quotes when formatting"
The CssClass property still gets quotes.
1 year ago