Need ability to add custom fields, custom tabs, with text fields, drop down selections, radio buttons, etc... like in Sharepoint

When viewing an existing item, have the tabs be colored/bold if there has been information entered during creation of the item

Currently, if database datasource is used for any test than, we get option to select only table. There should be an option to use a query also. This will enable to write custom queries which can include ORDER BY / GROUP BY / WHERE / JOINS etc.

Cater for situations where users can only assign either themselves or members of a predefined group to work items.

<ALLOWEDVALUES not="[project]\ResourceManagers" expanditems="true">
<LISTITEM value="[project]\DefaultAssignee" />
<LISTITEM value="[currentuser]" />
</ALLOWEDVALUES>

The start page, embedded internet explorer pages, and even the results page from unit tests are all HTML pages.

Unlike any other source file, HTML pages ignore zoom changes using CTRL-Mousewheel. Please make the embedded HTML renderer act as the internet explorer 9.

Allow TFSWeb Access to be configured to open new tabs rather than new windows

For example I'm editing veyr long HTMLs, and I usually set many bookmarks, but I have to spend time naming them. It would be faster for me if:
- The IDE automatically names the bookmark using the selected text. (see the attach image and the red marks as example)
- The IDE provides some textboxes for filtering the bookmarks. So if I have many of them, I can see only the ones that matches my current need. (see for example the yellow marks).

Regards,
Herber

By default (without any ability to change the value) WCF services that implement a Stream response type cannot change the output buffer size from 16K (or 32K). Would like the ability to change this buffer size to a reasonably low value to support smaller byte arrays.

This would allow developers to make incremental changes/additions in the VS IDE, and DBAs would be able to push schema objects at a granular level. This would make a lot more sense for TFS as database projects shouldn't be a reflection of the database (ie a periodic backup repository), but rather a development platform for the database.

The DeploymentItem allows currently only to copy a file once. It will not be overwritten automatically if it is still in the folder but a new TestMethod is executed. This is very anoing for real unit tests and could easily be fixed by adding a property with which it is possible to define that a file shall overwrite existing once.

Add support for the hierarchyid datatype. Ideally, this would be combined with the ability to manipulate items in the hierarchy (moving trees, etc.)

example:
class Foo
{
private var customers = new List<Customer>();
...
}

Sometimes scrolling isn't doing what you want, sometime you want to have a ScrollViewer that is paging instead of scrolling.

When developing for iOS the Scrollviewer has the option "PagingEnabled", please create one for a ScrollViewer to or let the developer choose in XAML between paging and scrolling

1. Too many TABs or Arrow Key keys pressed before getting... well anywhere.
2. Cannot collapse file tree when standing on a subtree or leaf with Left Key.
3. Alt+Left Key does not return to previous view of team explorer.

Every time we add new project to the Solution, VS is including new project for build in all active solution configurations. After that, we have to uncheck that project for most active configurations because we don't want to build it. Can you provide option:

"Do not include new projects in build for active solution configurations "

i think, many hotkeys are not advantageous, because many hotkey only works in some content. Like F7 for switching to Code or Shift+F7 to WPF. I think, hotkey like this need only one hotkey.

It would be nice to have that described in documentation to have clear point of view for which properties change notification happens (for example in ItemsCollection class).

I felt confused when I typed in "template <typename T" and then typed in the symbol '>', it automatically changed the letter 'T' into "TCHAR". I hope you can identify the keyword "typename" to prevent this.