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Is debugging JavaScript as easy as debugging a C++/C#/Java application (given the best IDE available), or are the current tools much more limited and less user friendly, making debugging a headache?
Started by Dimitri C. on
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So the answer is a clear no, its harder to debug javascript than the other programming and debugging....
I think anything has run at all.
Is it as "easy" as Java, C#, etc.
Visual Studio, it makes it pretty easy to debug javascript.
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Is there a better way to debug JavaScript than MS Script Editor? Like FireBug, but not like FireBug Lite.
Thanks,
Started by aadvaark on
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What problems are you having are the additional ....
For Javascript in the IE context is Visual Studio but it'll cost you.
There is a blog post that goes over most of the known ways to debug javascript in IE, with pros and cons.
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What's the best way to debug Javascript on IE ?
Started by PERR0_HUNTER on
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I try://www.jonathanboutelle.com/mt/archives/20....
Http://www.berniecode.com/blog/2007/03/08/how-to-debug-javascript-with-visual-web-developer need to add a script reference to every page you want to debug in order for it to work.
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I'm trying to debug javascript code just by adding a breakpoint in VS2008, but the debugger's not stopping. Do I have to do some special setup in order to enable javascript debugging? Or does the code have to be in a separate js file?
Started by Raúl Roa on
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If you have....
Have you tried to stick the "debugger;" keyword into your JavaScript file? This usually never fails me.
Blog/2007/03/08/how-to-debug-javascript-with-visual-web-developer-express/
I don't know about VS2008, but I know.
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I would like to debug JavaScript that resides on a 3rd-party site, using IE7 and Visual Studio 2008.
How can I break into the debugger? There are no JavaScript errors and I don't have access to the JavaScript source (since it is on a third-party site)...
Started by frankadelic on
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Quite like Firebug "debug -> ....
When the page is loaded, type: javascript
...and now the real fun begin ;)
IE8's dev tools are powerful enough to debug JS.
In the address bar the url of the remote site you want to debug.
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Which javascript editor is good ? I need intellisense support for cusotm javascript code as well ? If it supports debugging that'll be a great value add, of course I need it.
Searched too much on the internet, found a few but did not work for me.
Can ...
Started by this. __curious_geek on
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Visual Studio 2010 is supposed to have even better Javascript from Javascript debugging....
HTH
Visual Studio 2008 is far from perfect for editing javascript, but it is ok, especially with the Javascript intellisense hotfix .
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Is there any way I can view the variables used in a javascript function without trawling through the code?
Using javascript on a server so cant really install an app to debug, is there a javascript function i can use in some way?
Started by danit on
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JavaScript....
Doesnt your server side JavaScript engine allow you to place breakpoint and see the vars in real time?
HTH
Not unless the JavaScript implementation you're using has some extension that provides such a feature (browsers don't).
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Haven't touch javascript for 3 years. Just got a javascript project and wanted to know any new ways or tools emerged these years to debug javascript? I used alert 3 years ago.
I am using IE
Started by northTiger on
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As others have pointed out, most javascript debugging tools come....
Beats Firebug for JavaScript debugging, IMO (and you, of course, use a framework like jQuery to handle crossbrowser issues).
Studio / IE8 combo is excellent.
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I'm developing a JavaScript application that needs to run on the Google Android Phone OS. Is there a way to enable the JavaScript Error/Debug console within Safari on either the Android Emulator or an actual device? If so any instructions on how to do...
Started by Kevin on
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It looks like, with the Android 2.0.1.
Let you see any Javascript errors via the Android Debug Bridge using the command:
adb logcat WebCore:V *:S
Not quite the same as a full debug console though.
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What are your favorite JavaScript debugging tools besides Firebug?
Thanks, Eric
Duplicate: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/103155/javascript-debugger
Started by epascarello on
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Google Chrome also comes with some....
I've also got the Developer Toolbar installed in IE and have inspection and browsing than firebug in my opinion and much less powerful when it comes to javascript.
But not in IE I debug in Visual Studio.
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