Hello All,
Could anybody please let me thorugh , how to setup a firebug(a javascript debugger) on the lotus notes/domino.
Notes Client: Lotus Notes 6.5.1
internet explorer:6.0
os :windows XP
please let me through one by one step…
Regards,
Dev
Hello All,
Could anybody please let me thorugh , how to setup a firebug(a javascript debugger) on the lotus notes/domino.
Notes Client: Lotus Notes 6.5.1
internet explorer:6.0
os :windows XP
please let me through one by one step…
Regards,
Dev
Subject: How to setup firebug (javascript) debugger…
As far as I am aware, FireBug only works on Firefox, not IE
Subject: RE: How to setup firebug (javascript) debugger…
anyway, i heard that it does works on IE as well.
Mike, could you please let me how to use for FireFox.
Subject: RE: How to setup firebug (javascript) debugger…
Subject: How to setup firebug (javascript) debugger…
Mike, that is oki know that
could you please let me how it works
could you please provide me a little bit training…
how we can see any bugs inside js, html,dhtml
i am sorry for disturbing you.
Dev
Subject: RE: How to setup firebug (javascript) debugger…
I think this is the wrong forum for Firebug training
Have a Google around - there are bound to be resources for you to use/read relating to the product
Subject: RE: How to setup firebug (javascript) debugger…
Have you looked at the documentation on the Firebug web site?
And note, please, that since Firebug Lite is a JavaScript application running in the browser, it may die on you because of mistakes in your own code. There is only one JavaScript runtime in the browser, and a JavaScript error on the page can prevent ANY JavaScript – including Firebug Lite – from running. (Firefox uses separate “sandboxes” for each page and for the XUL application container.)
Subject: How to setup firebug (javascript) debugger…
Firebug is a Firefox browser extension; it installs in Firefox. Internet Explorer has its own JScript debugger(s). You don’t run a debugger for UI code on the server, so there is no JS debugger for Domino. There is no JavaScript debugger for the Notes client, but since JavaScript is so limited in Notes, you really don’t need one – there is so very little that can go wrong.