Updated Firefox to version 30.0 and Firebug to version 2.0, today.
We use Sencha ExtJS 3.4 for developing the UI of our web applications.
Since Firebug was updated to version 2.0 our web applications will not load
anymore.
Downgraded Firebug to version 1.12.8 with Firefox 30.0 and everything works
fine, again.
I've tried to debug and it looks like Firebug 2.0 has a problem with the
"Ext.DomQuery" singleton of the Sencha ExtJS 3.4 package.
First issue occurs for this piece of code (line 1081 of the
"ext-all-debug-w-comments.js" file of the ExtJS 3.4 package):
var f = function(root){
var mode;
++batch;
var n = root || document;
}
The Developer Tools integrated into Firefox 29.0.x and Firefox 30.0 have no
issues with Sencha ExtJS 3.4.
If I load one of our web applications and start Firebug only after loading
the page will work, but then Firebug will start to report issues with the
piece of code mentioned above: "batch is undefined"...
We've been able to reproduce the issue on 2 PCs running Windows 8.1 Update
1 64bit, with Firefox 30.0 and Firebug 2.0.
If there are other details required, please let me know.
Firebug WAS, IS and I'm convinced that it WILL BE the most comfortable when
compared to Developer Tools in IE, Chrome and Firefox !
Thank you for THE JavaScript debugger and your support.
Kind Regards,
Mihai
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