Same on me, on windows version of TWS.

Hi Mark and Marian,

Thank you for contacting us regarding this question.

Right now the syntax highlighting for javascript is implemented in javascript files that are part of the static resources and in the javascript files in Aura bundles.

We keep in mind adding this functionality to the visualforce editor, however we do not have estimations for this at the moment.

Best Regards,

Vladimir

I also LOST syntax highlighting for inline JavaScript.

Why did you remove this? It used to work in last version.

Hi Guys,

My apologize - I was not exactly correct in my previous post.

We are analyzing the situation with the JS highlighting in the Visualforce pages for the moment.

In the meantime you can do the following steps to return back the JS syntax highlighting (while Visualforce previewer won't be available in this case):

1. In the main menu navigate to the Tools -> Options
2. Select Text Editor -> File Extension
3. In the "Extension" field please enter the "page" and in the "Editor" dropdown please select the "HTML Editor" (please see the attached screenshot)
4. Repeat the step #3 for the "component" extension as well
5. Once you open (or reopen any currently opened) page/component - the default HTML editor (with all VF tags, of course) will be used.

Please sorry once more for the incorrect information in my previous post.

We'll get back with the updates on this issue as soon as possible.

Thank you,

Vladimir

I recently switched to the macOS client version of Welkin and am STILL having the problem of syntax highlightning for visualforce pages. When will this issue be resolved.

What is the workaround for the mac version?

Hi Mark,

Thank you for your questions.

As I wrote you in the email to you, currently, the syntax highlighting for Visualforce pages is not implemented in TWS for Mac.

I will let you know when we will work on adding this functionality, however, right now there is no ETA for this.

Best Regards,

Kate

Disappointing that this is not included in the latest update. These kind of issues are pushing me to use VS Code.

Hi Mark,

Thank you for your post and we understand that this type of functionality is very useful for daily development.

We keep on our backlog the work on Javascript Syntax Highlighting.

I cannot promise that we will work on this the nearest future since we are going to extend a bunch of features for Salesforce admins. However, I will let you know just when we will include the implementation of this functionality in one of our sprint.

Thank you for your collaboration.

Best regards,

Kate