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Jquery and Vs 2008 intelliSense updates?

 
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Hi

I been looking around and found that Jquery intellisense is supported in the beta or by a hot fix.

I however notice that it does not support everything either.

So if you did $ it would show up but if you tried to do something like $('div'). nothing would show up. So I found some sort of fix for this from this site.

http://blogs.ipona.com/james/archive/2008/02/15/JQuery-IntelliSense-in-Visual-Studio-2008.aspx

But also it seems that this is not fully completed since lack of documentation so this fix is using earlier versions of Jquery:

* Sources:
* API version: 1.2.1
* Documentation version: 1.1.2

So I am wondering does anyone know when a real fix will be coming out for this so you won't have to use hotfixes like this. Like for now this is fine for my needs(since I am just starting out) but of course I want to try to keep up to date on this so when they come out with a proper fix I can use that instead of having to use hacked way to make stuff work.

So anyone have any news more news on this? Has this new issue been address(or in the works of being fixed)?

Or will this be as good as it gets?
 
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Since this is more about Visual Studio than jQuery, I've moved it to the IDEs forum.
 
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