IntelliSense provides an array of coding options in Code view.
Microsoft FrontPage provides the following IntelliSense commands, which you can set to appear automatically:
| Option | Description |
List Members | Simplifies the completion of HTML statements and script statements. For example, typing an object and a scope operator (such as window.)
displays a list of appropriate elements (such as the event open), enabling you to complete the string:
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Parameter Info | Simplifies the determination of the correct parameters to add to the script. For example, after window.open, you can type an opening parenthesis: A list of appropriate parameters appears, guiding you in the choices you have for completing the string:window.open([url],[name],[features],[replace])
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Complete Word |
Simplifies the completion of code as you type. For example, you can type part of a start tag: By pressing CTRL+SPACE, the rest of the tag appears:
The closing tag delimiter is not added, so you can continue to add tag attributes. |
View Code Snippets | Simplifies the insertion of code snippets (code snippet: One or more lines of HTML or other code that is frequently used. Instead of typing the code, you can insert the code snippet. Microsoft FrontPage includes several predefined code snippets. You can also create custom code snippets.) as you type.
For example, to begin writing a script, you could invoke the script block, which is a standard code snippet: <script language="JavaScript">
<!--
//-->
</script>
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