March 11, 2010 at March 11, 2010 · Filed under enart.nnxj.comedit
I have Windows XP, Firefox 1.0, Opera 7.54, and the latest version of
IE. I have tried three to five debuggers, varying in price from free
to $300, but have gotten none of them to work! Perhaps I'm doing
something wrong, but please save the following code code to a file to
test to make sure it works:
Have you tried setting a breakpoint and then reloading the page in IE?Actually that test code doesn't work. So instead use:
You can use Visual Studio Interdev, and you can use internet explorer
and visual interdev has good debugger I am using it quite often.
- Akash Kava
Our free IMAP/POP3 service at http://www.evenmail.comFor some reason I can't post comments to the above question. If you
want I can develop a very basic program to accomplish what you're
asking for. I have no problem with the price that you have set and
payment would only be upon a program that you have tested fully and
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neutroncoding.at.yahoo.com (.at.=@)Does Microsoft still even sell Interdev? I have the 2003 .Net Studio,
but no Interdev appears to be included. I can open the file using
Visual Studio but the debugging options are greyed out.VS.net 2003 works for me (with IE). Open the file in VS and in IE. In
Visual Studio click Debug/Processes, and attach to the internet
explorer instance (script). You should now be able to debug the script
(breakpoints, step-through, watches).The debugger should have step-through ability to watch variable values change.Ok here is the final answer.
There is no debugger which will start debugging client side code so easily...
If i have to debug, what I do is, I insert one falty statement in the
beginning of code, open it in internet explorer and then at execution
of falty statement it asks me to debug. And then i goto debugger, i
skip faulty statement and then go ahead for step by step debugging :)
it sounds funny but I know this method works and I use it.
so what you need to do is write
Then open this in internet explorer, it will take you to debugger.
Hope this works..dominik1234, I set the break point and refreshed the page. Worked
perfectly! Thanks very much for your help. Go ahead and post what
you've said as the answer and I'll be happy to give you the money for
answering. Glad I can finally get my website running.I am trying to get Venkman to work. I have found that when I can get
the code to show in the "loaded scripts" window only if I open the
file before loading the debugger. If I close the debugger, then reopen
it with the file open, the script will not load into the loaded
scripts window if it wasn't there already. You would have to close all
instances of Firefox, then reopen firefox, then open the file to
debug, and finally open Vennkman, then the script will appear in the
scripts window. However, line-step debugging I have yet to get to work
at all.dominik1234, I did as you instructed, but all debug options are greyed
out, except for the "stop debugging". I first loaded the webpage file
in IE. Then I loaded MDE and opened the file with that as well. I then
selected "debug process" and attachted the IE page that I previously
loaded. What did I attach it to exactly? In any case, after doing
that, the only debugging option that was available was "stop
debugging" when I clicked that, there was no way to start again.Check following option,
1) Interent Explorer tools
2) Clcik on options
3) Click on tab Advanced
4) see your Disable script debugging option, is it on or off, it mut
be off in order to debug scripting.#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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