Microsoft Script Debugger
August 10, 2004 2:02 PM Subscribe
Microsoft Script Debugger - Has anyone actually gotten this thing to work properly? I've got some JavaScript (that I didn't write) that is completely bisbehaving in IE (although it produces no errors...it works fine in FireFox, so my usual line of attack doesn't work). I've used the View | Script Debugger | Break at Next Statement and then refreshed the page. It opens the debugger app but doesn't open any source files and it most certainly doesn't break. Has anyone seen this behavior and overcome it?
posted by mmascolino to computers & internet (4 answers total)
No. If you have a version of Mozilla available, take a look in that. The JavaScript console (under Tools) will give you actual meaningful feedback (as opposed to "Line 1: Object Expected"). If that's not enough, you can add on the Venkman Debugger to versions of Moz. I know you're trying to debug an IE issue, but this is my advice as someone who's spent hundreds of hours debugging JavaScript. IE and it's debugger are worse than useless.
posted by yerfatma at 2:38 PM on August 10, 2004