[jQuery] Re: Debugging jQuery in Firebug

Thank you. On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 8:39 AM, Liam Potter wrote: > > console.log(variable_here); > > Dave S wrote: > >> Ok, simple. I want to debug. I want to see what values I'm getting for >> the variables or actions that happen as a result of an event. >> >> On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 5:57 PM, Mo

[jQuery] Re: Debugging jQuery in Firebug

console.log(variable_here); Dave S wrote: Ok, simple. I want to debug. I want to see what values I'm getting for the variables or actions that happen as a result of an event. On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 5:57 PM, MorningZ > wrote: "how to debug" is a pretty sup

[jQuery] Re: Debugging jQuery in Firebug

Ok, simple. I want to debug. I want to see what values I'm getting for the variables or actions that happen as a result of an event. On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 5:57 PM, MorningZ wrote: > > "how to debug" is a pretty super vague statement > > what are you looking to do? find objects? track your

[jQuery] Re: Debugging jQuery in Firebug

I've also got a nice wrapper method for jQuery to interface directly with the firebug plugin. Check here for the snippet: http://snipplr.com/view/10358/jquery-to-firebug-logging/ On Apr 7, 7:22 am, Chuck Harmston wrote: > There are a few cool methods for debugging Javascript in Firebug: > >    -

[jQuery] Re: Debugging jQuery in Firebug

There are a few cool methods for debugging Javascript in Firebug: - In addition to everybody's favorite console.log() method, there is also console.debug(), console.info(), and console.error(), each of which are color coded differently. If you use console.error(), then it actually logs

[jQuery] Re: Debugging jQuery in Firebug

That's Firebug. Breakpoints, Watched variables, Stack, Console - it's all there. On Apr 7, 1:10 am, rachel navarro wrote: > i have a related question. how do i track my code? how do i know which > function is being called first and so on? like having a stack trace. is > there such a tool for fi

[jQuery] Re: Debugging jQuery in Firebug

i have a related question. how do i track my code? how do i know which function is being called first and so on? like having a stack trace. is there such a tool for firefox? On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 6:57 AM, MorningZ wrote: > > "how to debug" is a pretty super vague statement > > what are you loo

[jQuery] Re: Debugging jQuery in Firebug

"how to debug" is a pretty super vague statement what are you looking to do? find objects? track your code? watch AJAX requests? On Apr 6, 10:50 am, jQueryAddict wrote: > I've seen a crapload of old posts but none really work well.  Is > everyone still just using the consol log thingy in F