On Oct 29, 10:16 am, Gregory Hellings <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm using Firebug to debug some JavaScript files that I've written.
> However, a number of the scripts are dynamically loaded by my
> original, static JavaScript files only if the user selects portions of
> the page which require them. This is using the jQuery.getScript()
> method to do the fetch and execute.
To help I'd need to know that this function does under the covers.
If they use eval() or script tag injection, then you should see the
source. If they use new Function(), we don't support for that yet.
There are other approaches, some work, some don't. (I plan replace the
current hack with real code in Firebug 1.6).
jjb
>
> In Firebug's list of scripts, I see all of my statically linked
> scripts, and all of my eval'd JSON calls to the server, but I don't
> see the dynamically loaded scripts that came across with the jQuery
> call. Am I missing some setting in Firebug ("Show Static, eval and
> event Scripts" is selected), or are they not being displayed for some
> other reason that I'm missing?
>
> --Greg
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