The Intellisense is very good in CS5. Something I didn't expect really. it works with PHP JS and it's easy to set up. Under the "Site" menu look at "Site-Specific-Code-Hints". You can point to it any folder, even outside your root.

I now see all my functions, class and everything from jQuery and plugins. Very nice. I'll upgrade just for this feature. (Oh and Live/Code View - which now actually works and is useful.)

HTML5 support is browser dependent right now (it's not  supported by everyone, yet). Safari, Opera, Chrome and Firefox support some of HTML5. If you use Safari, you can check the ADC (Apple Developer Center) for docs on HTML5.

Why just jQuery? I can think of 4 other js frameworks just as good. My point is, should DW has a special toolbar for them all? This is the one of extension developers.

Hi

For html 5, (and css3) support see my answer in this thread - http://forums.adobe.com/message/2787526#2787526.

PZ

I want.

Do I have to do anything to enable the jQuery intellisence in DW CS5? I try to do some jQuery coding in CS5 trial version, but no code hinting shown up!

The intellsense works with any js or php. Site -> Site-Specific Code-Hints and select the folders you want DW to look in. DW doesn't have a specific jQuery thing going on. Nor should it. I cant think of 5 other js libraries that are popular too. Should DW include something special for them all?

Also, the intellsense isn't gonna write code for you. It helps (especially if you using something like Zend with it long function/class names).

I'm sure extension developers will release extensions addressing specific js libraries soon.  I wouldn't mind having one for Dojo, for instance.  in the mean time, I got DW to display functions for me. Saving me research/typing time.

I know. I got it.

I think all want intellsence to understand and suggest jquery's short-hand. Seeing the functions isn't a problem. It's the short hand. Personally, since every damn js library has like it's own style, I don't blame Adobe for not picking one.

Or am I understanding this wrong?

Oh and thanks a bunch for the toolbar.

I clicked Site -> Site-Specific Code-Hints to activate code hints for jQuery, but it says it is for PHP sites only and asks me to add a PHP serrver(?!)

What if I don't want to use PHP? Why DW needs a server(?!) for code hinting?

Sag-e-Attar Junaid Atari,

Yes you are right, here DW fails! Miserably fails!

If you add a code hinting feature for your plug-in, it is greatly appreciated, but it may be a big work for an individual.

Generally talking DW is not keeping up itself according to the evolution in the industry, a couple of examples:

(1) CSS inspection is a new feature in CS5, but this has been available in a FREE tool called Firebug (getfirebug.com) since FEW YEARS

(2) DW does not give any support for the popular Java Server Faces (JSF), it is still keeping already retired JSP

Sag-e-Attar.

Thanks for the extension. I have not tried everything, but it seems to work in CS4 just fine.

I noteiced it is not in the Adobe Dreamweaver Exchange, however. You might want to submit it.

So it is. It is strange that it does not show up in the results of a search for "jQuery" ...

Is it possible to make Insert panel active when editing Javascript type files? I would like to use jQuery Utilities Toolset when writing JavaScript code in separate file.

I have found that the Extensions Manager often gives these error messages, but if you install via the software itself ie DreamWeaver things will install ok. Seems to be a defect in the Extension Manager, not the plug-ins.

when you write " this. " ,  then coming are snippets.. how is it work ?