For example, somehow a stray line of HTML got dropped into my
JavaScript. Firefox just skipped over it
and executed the rest of the JavaScript fine, so no error. IE shut off
the JavaScript interpreter at the line
without any ! error message. So the code doesn't work in IE, there's no
help from IE, and there's no Firebug.
It would be nice to be able to tell Firefox to not accept this kind of
mistake.
On 5/21/2010 11:53 PM, Nicolas Hatier wrote:
On 2010-05-22 02:31, steve wrote:
Firebug is amazing but Firefox is so loose that it often lets
JavaScript problems slide, making a best guess at what the developer
intended, and continuing on. But then the problem fails in IE, where
we don't have Firebug to find and fix it. Is there a way to make
Firefox as strict as IE, or perhaps emulate IE?
Thanks
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