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    • CoisesC
      Coises @TuiSilva
      last edited by

      @TuiSilva If this is happening in a new file, the problem is that Notepad++ doesn’t know it’s supposed to be HTML. You need to do one of two things:

      1. Save the file (even if it’s completely empty) with a .htm or .html extension.

      or

      1. Select HTML from the Language menu.
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      • TuiSilvaT
        TuiSilva @Coises
        last edited by PeterJones

        @Coises said in Auto Complete feature is not working properly:

        @TuiSilva If this is happening in a new file, the problem is that Notepad++ doesn’t know it’s supposed to be HTML. You need to do one of two things:

        1. Save the file (even if it’s completely empty) with a .htm or .html extension.

        or

        1. Select HTML from the Language menu.

        Hi there thanks for the tip, but that still doesn’t happen, i mean drop-downs with possible stuff that i might want place on the code apear some have a sort of cube behind others don’t, but closing tags and brackets that doesn’t happen.

        Before ENTER

        Before Enter

        After ENTER

        After Enter

        i really don’t want to change to Visual code a a software a colegue of mine said to be several time better then Notepad++ but for some reason i really enjoy notepad++ and when i tried the VS Code it just didn’t sit right with me.

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        • rdipardoR
          rdipardo @TuiSilva
          last edited by

          @TuiSilva said in Auto Complete feature is not working properly:

          Hi there thanks for the tip, but that still doesn’t happen

          The trick is that you must not type the > of the start tag beforehand; the tag completion function depends on the regular expression <[^\\s>]*, which explicitly rules out the > character!

          html-autoc-demo.gif

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          • PeterJonesP
            PeterJones @TuiSilva
            last edited by

            @TuiSilva said in Auto Complete feature is not working properly:

            Before ENTER

            Before Enter

            After ENTER

            After Enter

            You are trying to embed the imgur HTML page as an image. That doesn’t work. I fixed it the first time (and I will again), but you need to do it right. You either need to extract the URL to the image itself (it will end in .gif or .png), or easier, skip imgur all together, and just paste the image in your post.

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            • TuiSilvaT
              TuiSilva @rdipardo
              last edited by

              @rdipardo said in Auto Complete feature is not working properly:

              The trick is that you must not type the > of the start tag beforehand; [the tag completion function][0] depends on the regular expression <[^\\s>]*, which explicitly rules out the > character!

              ohh okay i didn’t know that, i kinda have the habit of doing this <> 1st then write the tag <div>.

              Still i went to try on a new file and a saved file and it still did not work.

              @PeterJones said in Auto Complete feature is not working properly:

              You are trying to embed the imgur HTML page as an image. That doesn’t work. I fixed it the first time (and I will again), but you need to do it right. You either need to extract the URL to the image itself (it will end in .gif or .png), or easier, skip imgur all together, and just paste the image in your post.

              I am sry and appreciate the fix i was wondering why it was not showing the preview so that was the problem.

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              • mkupperM
                mkupper @TuiSilva
                last edited by

                @TuiSilva After reading over the thread I would stick with doing all of your editing in Visual Studio 2022 for now. You are taking a class in Visual Studio 2022 and so should focus on becoming proficient in that. The goal is to become comfortable in Visual Studio 2022’s IDE, not to stay in the Notepad++ sandbox you are already comfortable with. This will also allow you to snap seamlessly between editing code, compiling to see what errors you get at that stage, and then stepping through the code in Visual Studio’s debugger, which also behaves like their code editor.

                You could spend a lot of time figuring out how to do things in Notepad++ but what looks better on a resume, “Create and debug C#, HTML, CSS, and Java code using Visual Studio 2022” or “I can adjust the settings in Notepad++ so that editing HTML sort of looks like what I think it looks like in Visual Studio 2022?”

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                • TuiSilvaT
                  TuiSilva @mkupper
                  last edited by TuiSilva

                  @mkupper Hi there thanks for your input.

                  you do have a point in what your saying.

                  Thing is i was not expecting to be having programming classes on the course i am taking yet i am having modules of 25/50 hours about programming.

                  What i want is get better at HTML, CSS and JavaScript coding, I don’t like or enjoy complicated stuff like the MVC project with C# i had.

                  By the end of the course i am taking what i want to be able to do is get better on image and video design/editing, Be able to create decente and cool looking site with HTML, CSS and JavaScript and maybe be able to do something in 3D with software like blender.

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                  • Alan KilbornA
                    Alan Kilborn @mkupper
                    last edited by

                    @mkupper said in Auto Complete feature is not working properly:

                    but what looks better on a resume, “Create and debug C#, HTML, CSS, and Java code using Visual Studio 2022” or “I can adjust the settings in Notepad++ so that editing HTML sort of looks like what I think it looks like in Visual Studio 2022?”

                    On the one hand, if you are even considering such a generic statement for your resume, you’re probably already in trouble… :-)

                    On the other hand, if we forget the resume, it’s always good to have many tools in the toolbox, so knowing how to do things well with Vis Studio, Notepad++, (insert any one of a number of other things here), is of great benefit.

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                    • TuiSilvaT
                      TuiSilva @Alan Kilborn
                      last edited by

                      Well i decided to try a code with VS Code and see how i feel about it, the machines at the facility have VS Code in them so it might be a good ideia to test and practice on VS Code and leave notepad++ more a fun to mess around editor.

                      anyhow thanks for the help provided. i’m off to try and start reading trough W3schools JavaScript section that is the most difficult one for me right now.

                      Regards
                      ASilva

                      PS: If i have coding questions in the future can i ask on this community forum ?? for example tips and trick on how to be able to do a specific task for the modules final project ??

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                      • PeterJonesP
                        PeterJones @TuiSilva
                        last edited by

                        @TuiSilva said in Auto Complete feature is not working properly:

                        If i have coding questions in the future can i ask on this community forum ??

                        Nope. This Forum is about Notepad++, not a generic help forum for programming.

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                        • TuiSilvaT
                          TuiSilva @PeterJones
                          last edited by

                          @PeterJones said in Auto Complete feature is not working properly:

                          Nope. This Forum is about Notepad++, not a generic help forum for programming.

                          OK, thanks for letting me know :)

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