please implement code navigation for SignalR. One should jump from javascript code to the hub class and the other way around.

请vs改进一点，即输入某传字符，vs会提示一串字符。但是，接下来，不管输入backspace还是enter,vs都会将自动提示强行录入。这样的话，如果我不想一用自动提示字符串，那么自动提示字符串还是被应用了。这时，我们这些苦逼的程序员只能删除掉，重新输入。建议：
当出现提示字符串时，应用enter键，则提示字符串录入。应用空格或者tab键则不应用提示字符串。谢谢了！

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When using the search and replace box to change the ID of a control, this is easy in the HTML page. When you then switch to the code behind page, the Search & Replace box hides itself. So you then have to press CTRL+H again, which overwrites your search term with autopopulated stuff from the code-behind.

The old search and replace field in VS2010 was far better I'm afraid. It doesn't have to look cool to be good :-)

I have a fairly large solution in which project dependencies are not correct, so projects fail to build depending on whether their dependencies happen to have been compiled already.

It would be nice to have a tool to scan for missing project dependencies -- e.g. if a header file imports a TLB file built in another project.

example

enum E { a, b, c }
class Foo
{
public E? Bar {get; set;}
}

when I type "new Foo().Bar = " I expect, that popup with enum E will be shown like if property Bar is of type E.

This also applies to "==" operator.

When adding a new MVC Area to an MVC Internet Application, add a ViewStart file to the area's View folder.
At this time, I have to manually add the ViewStart to enable my area view to render the layout file. It would be helpful if this could be implemented.

GenerateAsLiteral will generate the settings value as a literal in the designer.cs file. [global::System.Configuration.DefaultSettingValueAttribute("server\\dbname"] becomes [global::System.Configuration.DefaultSettingValueAttribute(@"server\dbname")].
Generate as literal will make the application settings table more versatile.

The new icon take a lot of space, which makes the title bar bigger. I think the size of the icon should be smaller to have more space for the code.
I think it is great to have moved the quick lauch to the title bar which make great use of that empty space and make it possible to hide the menu via extension without impacting the quick launch.

Basically I need help understanding my solution configurations. If we have multiple build configurations and you toggle between them we need a visual way of understanding what's going on. One basic idea is to grey out projects not being built. Ideally this would apply to files as well.

It would be good if you could easily enable the configuration of the hosts file and maybe provide other productivity boosting tools for developing apps which require a specific DNS/subdomain configuration.

In fact, no normal data collection system errors.

Hi,

I suggest that you add the ability to search for a file in the solution explorer. Sometimes in large projects it is hard to find a specific file and a search or filter option will be great.

Thanks,
Yair.

Provide WCF Configuration Editor validation for various config file settings in a manner similar to the validation provided for settings in the Windows Automated Installed Kit (WAIK) and Windows Automated Deployment Kit (WADK). This would greatly simplify editing WCF configuration files as well as troubleshooting incorrect settings.

In output window , if Search functionality is available , then it is more help to confirm the whether the warning message is exist or not in output area for end users.
Please see the attachment for more visual understanding

Many mice have a 'Back' and a 'Forward' navigation button. How about using these buttons to navigate in Visual Studio? (equivalent hotkeys: CTRL+ -, CTRL+SHIFT+ -)

Make the default sort in Pending Changes and Solution Explorer consistent.

Pending Changes currently sorts alphabetically ascending using ToUpper(), and Solution Explorer currently sorts alphabetically ascending using ToLower(). This causes inconsistencies in file ordering when characters between 'Z' and 'a', namely underscores, are used in file names.