I'm doing .net development using VWD but I find when I have the "disable
script errors" options turned off (ie script errors are enabled) it catches
JS errors for me too. You can't really do much though, just view the line at
which the error occurred.
I've also been using companionjs (like debugbar) as well as the ms developer
toolbar but all in all, nothing so fancy as full blown firebug.
Gareth
On 5/18/07, Charles St-Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi, I need gurus help.
>
> Prototype.js = 1.5.0
> Scriptaculous = 1.7.0
>
> I've been trailing a JS error that appears in IE 6 WinXP. Firefox is
> ok.
>
> I have a statically generated form. Data is imported by AJAX. Form is
> saved with AJAX.
> All is good.
>
> Smack in the middle of the form, there is a list of items (sortable
> with the help of Scriptaculous). Inside the <LI>s are <input hidden>s,
> registering the orders. Changing those and saving.
> All is good.
>
> Next to the list is a <select> providing a list of possible new
> additions to the list. You select the item and press a button. A JS
> function output a string containing markup for the item and append it
> to the innerHTML of the list container <UL>.
>
> function addItem(){
> var list = $('list'); //
> reference
> var item = document.edition.selectItems.value; // select current
> value
> var objItem = eval('('+item.replace(/'/g,'\"')+')'); //
> transfers
> value in JS object
> var addstr = strListItem(objItem); // produce
> string from other function with
> var currentHTML = list.innerHTML; // store old
> innerHTML
> list.innerHTML = ''; //
> clear innerHTML
> list.innerHTML = currentHTML + addstr; // put back
> full
> innerHTML
> Sortable.destroy(\"list_p\"); //
> explicitely destroy Sortable
> Sortable.create(\"list_p\",{onUpdate:updateOrdre}); // recreate
> sortable
> updateOrdre(list);
> //
> run ordering function
> }
>
> This is the str output function
>
> function strListItem(objItem){
> var list = $('list');
> var id = objItem.id;
> var fn = objItem.FirstName;
> var ln = objItem.LastName;
> var str = '<li id="p_'+id+'"><span class="handle"><img
> src="../images/
> arrow_UD.gif" alt="Ordre" /><'+'/span>'
> +' <input type="hidden" name="intOrdre_'+id+'" value="" />'
> +' <label class="fix">'+fn+' '+ln+'</label>'
> +' <input type="button" name="delete" value="X" onClick=
> \"confirmation = confirm('Want to delete?');if(confirmation)
> {doDelPharm('p_'+id+'');}\" /></li>';
> return str;
> }
>
> I had a "handle" option in Sortable.create, but it gave me an error in
> IE...
>
> var Enumerable = {
> each: function(iterator) {
> var index = 0;
> try {
> this._each(function(value) {
> try {
> iterator(value, index++);
> } catch (e) {
> if (e != $continue) throw e;
> }
> });
> } catch (e) { <----------------------------------right
> here
> if (e != $break) throw e;
> }
> return this;
> },
>
> I hoped for the best when I could add items to the list in IE without
> having this problem. But when I clicked save, BANG! same error. I
> commented all the "saveEdition" function and uncommented one line at a
> time until the error appeared. Voilà!
>
> var data = Form.serialize(document.edition);
>
> Before, I had the nicer form
> $('edition').serialize()
> or the shorter form
> document.edition.serialize();
> but no difference.
>
> In short the question is:
> Form.serialize(form) -> each = error JS =>WHY?!?
>
> If you want more detail, I'll provide.
>
> BTW. does any of you know a GOOD solution to troubleshoot javascript
> inside IE for Win? I downloaded Microsoft Script Debugger, it just
> keep crashing.
>
>
> >
>
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