This is a weird one. I want to highlight (change the class) to some objectBox nodes in the HTML panel. The HTML in the page looks like:
<div> text node <p>a paragraph</p> another text node <p>another paragraph</p> </div> I cycle through the div children, and I just change the class of the objectBox node, so it will get highlighted as I need. The relevant code I am using inside the loop is: var objectBox = htmlPanel.ioBox.createObjectBox(childNode[i]); setClass(objectBox, "my-highlight"); The weird thing is that if I put a breakpoint at the line "var objectBox...." stop and resume the needed times, everything goes as expected: all 3 nodes get the additional class and get highlighted as I need. But if I remove the breakpoint and I just run the code, the text nodes get highlighted (i.e. keep the class) for a fraction of a second, and then they return almost imediately to their original state (the change is barely noticeable, and not all the times), while the other <p> retain the class with or without the stop-resume at the breakpoint. What is happening? Why the breakpont seems to fix/hide the problem? What code could change the class back to its original state, after I set it, and why it is not doing that with the stop at the breakpoint? Any clue will be very appreciated. Thank you. Domizio -- 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.
