some are working some are not working.
for example,
i did
using System.Web.Security;
MembershipUser myObject = Membership.GetUser();
Try resetting your Intellisense cache, Edit
>Intellisense
>Clear local cache
.
Or try nuking it - delete your [SolutionName].sdf and .suo files
Edit:
VS 2010 equivalent is Project
>Rescan Solution
The solution that worked for me is to use the following at the command line (or Start->Run):
devenv /resetuserdata
I'm using VS2010 and Project
> Rescan Solution
seems to do the trick, although it seems to take longer than normal. I suppose it's because it is rebuilding the entire cache, rather than selectively updating parts of it.
If you're using VsVim or other non-default keybinds, alt+P+S still does the trick.
If the cs file's build action is not set to compile, that will also cause the Intellisense to not work within that file.
I'm using VS2005, but, I found that, in order convince it to build intellisense for boost, I had to specify the explicit path to the boost includes - shades of 1988! A relative path did not work. Dunno how this is going to affect the team, might try the environment variable trick to see if that's a workaround this poor indexing implementation.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/fa8277f9-ecf0-40a6-8e0e-118e4615d5bc/intellisense-and-nonstandard-directories
I think the VS 2010 equivalent is Project>Rescan Solution – tletnes Jan 21 '13 at 22:50
This is what worked for me.