Jan Odvarko wrote: >> A) allow users to customize netview so that, columns are hidable and >> resizable. IE i wanna make my title column really wide and the >> response time narrow. i have very long requests i wanna inspect. >> > I like the idea, could you please report a new issue so, it isn't lost > in the noise. > http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/list > DONE! > >> B) provide some type of filter on the net, which lets me delimit what >> requests are shown based on what matchs in the filter, handy for just >> display specific requests for debugging. >> > There is already set of buttons on the Net panel's toolbar (All, HTML, > CSS, etc.) that are used to filter content of the panel. Is this what > you want, or can we extend it somehow? > yes i do use those buttons,an example say i wanna only show requests that contain the text somedomain.com./myjsppage.jsp?. Now i only will see requests that match that regex. or say filter for specific url paramerts, like only show request which contain "someparam=somevalue". for example i have a form which posts to 4 requests on submit. i wanna be able to filter to just see say only 1 of the 4 matching by regex. i would suggest putthing this input field to the very right on the toolbar which contains the html, css, js .... tab buttons on the net panel. after we hash out the details ill submit the ticket on google =) > >> C) add an optuion to the console which lets you display net requests, >> like how the old version display them. >> > The Console panel still has an option "Show XMLHttpRequest" that > should work with Firefox 3.5. Just to note that there was a bug in > 3.5b4 that broke this so, please test with recommended 3.5 version > here: > http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2009-06-05-04-mozilla-1.9.1/ > gotcha, yes i had that option selected. let me know what and if any information you would like about my useragent for debugging purposes if needed > >> D) have option to allow user to format response text. IE i always >> return xml and its a real pain having to format it manually for every >> request i wanna inspect. Sometype of inspector or navigator like the >> html tab has would be nice, IE color coding of nodes aattributes and >> values. Maybe make it smart so yu candetect if its xml, json or >> something else. >> > There is already a JSON explorer (available if a net response is JSON) > so, yes having another panel (like XML explorer) fits exactly into the > concept. I don't think there is a bug for this. Could you please also > report a new issue for this? > thats what i had in mind, rigth now the html tab formats it to html, kinda useless lol. DONE!!! > >> E) create net panel option to allow you to always display request >> regardless if your on the tab or not, sometimes i have to switch >> between tabs, and state machines i have running are doing frequent >> requests >> > The "tab" here means Firefox tab or Firebug's panel? > If you right click on the Firebug icon in Firefox status bar and pick > "On for all web pages" does it solve the problem? > disregard, this is the bug with not show xmlrequests in console. > >> i dont know how and if you can implement something like this, but a >> mechanism to watch or inspect comet payloads. in my development i use >> alot of comet to push events and such to client apps. It would be soo >> handy to feed firebug a comet url or something, and have it just >> inspect and tail the payload coming in to the iframe. >> > More users already requested this, could this be related to: > http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=1195 ? > > If not, more detailed explanation how this should work (from the user > perspective) would be useful. Perhaps an idea for a new Firebug > extension? > humm, i dont think its fully related. What im envisioning is another thing like the console tab, which basically just lists the comet payloads. one payload per line, then maybe something to be able to expand each payload like in the net tab for requests. expanded item could display like RFC3339 format time, the size, amount of chars, etc.... maybe even detect if its html or xml or JSON, and format the text, like the net tab also does for requests. Im thinking of something separate. IMHO i see the net tab as a way to peer into my AJAX requests, console tab to know whats going on IE event logging for error report stack tracing, and a new COmet tab, which monitor incoming data. I have a project coming up in the next year which will have a multiple comet payloads coming in from multiple servers. That coupled with filtering, would make it a snap to debug different data streams. > Thanks for great feedback! > Honza >
no problem, im just glad to add a few more issues onto your growing backlog of >600 bugs ^_^. honestly ive used firebug for years now, and never a complaint. one of the most useful, and well designed applications out there, and yes i call it an app even though its a firefox plugin. one of the best things ff has going for it, making ff hands down the best browser to develop in. K --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Firebug" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/firebug?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
