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Post #277,093 by admin 12/31/06 11:36:08 PM 12/31/06 11:37:43 PM Reply	Why would I thank you later? I've been using it for months. ;-) Firebug is great for debugging AJAX too. Regards, -scott anderson "Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..." Edited by admin Dec. 31, 2006, 11:37:43 PM EST Why would I thank you later? I've been using it for months. ;-) Regards, -scott anderson "Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..." Collapse All History
Post #277,102 by static 1/1/07 2:39:01 AM Reply	How does it handle JS classes? I had a wierd problem with some AJAX-ified JavaScript a few months ago and got to the point of trying to see what I could see in Venkman. It couldn't see my class functions. :-O I eventually solved whatever problem it was another way, but still. Wade. For those who don't know, these are functions created as object elements, either directly with the object literal notation, or by assigning inline function declarations. I find they are great for namespace management. "Don't give up!" [link\|http://staticsan.livejournal.com/\|blog] · [link\|http://yceran.org/\|website]
Post #277,112 by admin 1/1/07 9:58:17 AM Reply	Haven't tried that. I was referring more to the AJAX request console, which shows you what gets POSTed and returned. Regards, -scott anderson "Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
Post #277,152 by ubernostrum 1/1/07 7:26:42 PM Reply	How were they defined? Depending on exactly which syntax you use to define your functions, you can end up with their names not being visible to various debuggers. --\r\nYou cooin' with my bird?
Post #277,161 by static 1/1/07 8:58:46 PM Reply	Don't remember exactly. I know they weren't using the 'normal' `function name() { ... }` notation. I remember that because the page still had one or two functions like that and Venkman could see those. But it couldn't see functions defined like this: \nvar search_dropdown = {\n keyword: document.ticketsearch.search_keyword,\n list: {\n 'issue': document.ticketsearch.search_keyword_issue,\n 'product': document.ticketsearch.search_keyword_product,\n 'code': document.ticketsearch.search_keyword_code\n },\n check: function(el) {\n this.keyword.style.display = 'none'\n for( other in this.list )\n this.list[other].style.display = 'none'\n if( el.value in this.list )\n this.list[el.value].style.display = 'inline'\n else\n this.keyword.style.display = 'inline'\n },\n set: function(el) {\n if( el.value in this.list )\n this.keyword.value = this.list[el.value].value\n }\n}\nsearch_dropdown.check(document.ticketsearch.search_where)\n Wade, whose just realized his style of JavaScript programming is being put on show... "Don't give up!" [link\|http://staticsan.livejournal.com/\|blog] · [link\|http://yceran.org/\|website]
Post #277,148 by tuberculosis 1/1/07 6:48:44 PM Reply	I was using it to debug some javascript and css and found the UI to be really confusing. So there's a little red ex and number in the corner, I click it, and all the panes are blanks. So where's the error? Fuck if I can tell what it is whinging about. It showed me a couple things, but it needs some work. [link\|http://www.blackbagops.net\|Black Bag Operations Log] [link\|http://www.objectiveclips.com\|Artificial Intelligence] [link\|http://www.badpage.info/seaside/html\|Scrutinizer]
Post #277,153 by ubernostrum 1/1/07 7:27:34 PM Reply	Weird. It's always worked for me; you running an old version, or the current 1.0 beta? --\r\nYou cooin' with my bird?

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