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Re: Firebug like plugin for IE 15 Years Ago by ShawnCplus In IE8 there are the IE Developer Tools which, while not as good at inspecting elements and CSS, has a very powerful built-in Javascript debugger. Note that Firebug console.* calls are, for the most part, compatible with the IE Developer Tools. <disclaimer>This being said, use Firebug</disclaimer> firebug console.log not working 15 Years Ago by Sirabbub I have firebug installed in my firefox browser, but I can't get … Re: firebug console.log not working 15 Years Ago by Sirabbub I've got it working now. I just re-installed the firebug firefox add-on and it's OK. Couldn't have been installed properly. Firebug like plugin for IE 15 Years Ago by faizal4cool Hai friends, Anyone know firebug like plugin for IE.Pls help me Thanks IE9's F12 Developer Tools vs Firebug 14 Years Ago by jeffcogswell …/html" or "text/javascript"), whereas Firebug has that information in the expandable headers instead. And when…especially during Ajax calls. And this isn't available in Firebug. (It's possible this information is available in Firefox…, perhaps as another add-in outside of Firebug, or maybe Firebug has it and I'm missing it. If… Re: IE9's F12 Developer Tools vs Firebug 13 Years Ago by wDaved … in this write up. When you are testing script in FireBug, whether in console or scripts that execute on the page…. IE's developer tools does not update the HTML like FireBug. If you manipulate the page elements and want to see… that uses the jQuery animate effect. It works great in FireBug but errors out on IE. In addition, certain values are… Re: IE9's F12 Developer Tools vs Firebug 12 Years Ago by ansaripk … last 14 years and I am very happy to have Firebug in Firefox. I think its enough and speed up fixing… Developer" and google chrome "Firebug" but in my experience "Firefox and Firebug" are developers tools and no… Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by ephemeral …. I've been checking the response from the server via Firebug and the response is correct, it just seems like the… on the New Event form for testing; if you have Firebug, you should be able to see that I am getting… cssUpdater let's you sync FireBug changes 14 Years Ago by Jhonte … let out my evening project which helps you sync your FireBug css changes back to your original css files. So your… your css * Hit the "Sync now" button in FireBug * Reload the page to see that the layout is still… when click on link multiple ajax request showing in firebug.. 13 Years Ago by mangel.murti … go for retrieving relevant broker data.but after seeing in firebug it displaying sometime 3 request and some time 5 request… function not defined says firebug 13 Years Ago by h2so4_2003 …"; return true; } } </script> function not defined says firebug. onclick="return dynaBlock()" in button. block is in… Re: Firebug like plugin for IE 15 Years Ago by cwarn23 Internet Explorer isn't really designed for plugins although very few are available. I would suggest using a browser like Firefox, Opera or Crome as they all have that feature. Re: Firebug like plugin for IE 15 Years Ago by faizal4cool Thanks cwarn23 for replying Re: IE9's F12 Developer Tools vs Firebug 13 Years Ago by vanitadevi How to use the same concept in chrome,safari and Firefox? plz past the reply its very urgent for me.... Thanku Vanita Re: IE9's F12 Developer Tools vs Firebug 12 Years Ago by psychlotron First of all, I agree completely with your estimation that IE 9's dev tools are a distant third to Chrome and FireFox. However, in the interest of fairness, I should mention that you can update the HTML view to show the javascript manipulated DOM. There's a refresh button on the HTML tab of the developer tools. That said, there are any number … Re: IE9's F12 Developer Tools vs Firebug 12 Years Ago by fiascolabs I find it amazing how this quad core i7 has its fans momentairily speed up during the wait for real-time edits on CSS selectors. There's some serious code optimization that needs to be done behind the scenes. I've tried using it as a primary development tool, but have to admit that Chrome and Firefox (in the version 16 range now) both have it beat … Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by Airshow The most obvious thing is that your httprequests are synchronous. [URL="https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Using_XMLHttpRequest"]Here[/URL], we learn that : [QUOTE=mozilla.org]XMLHttpRequest supports both synchronous and asynchronous communications. Note: You shouldn't use synchronous XMLHttpRequests because, due to the inherently … Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by Airshow Ephemeral, [QUOTE=ephemeral]// If request is async (leaving off the false), server doesn't respond // quick enough for proper functionality of error display[/QUOTE] I'm afraid you need to find another workaround. Oh yes, and change [ICODE]async: false[/ICODE], to [ICODE]async: true[/ICODE] in the jQuery ajax. [B]Airshow[/B] Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by ephemeral Well darn; I never even stopped to think about changing that to async and seeing if anything changed! That took care of the first and more minor problem of having to click twice to view the initial error message. However, the second problem -- the page never updates with the correct *new* error message, despite a correct response from the … Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by ephemeral I'm still searching for a solution to this problem; would appreciate any new ideas or input. Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by Airshow [QUOTE=ephemeral;1160852]However, the second problem -- the page never updates with the correct *new* error message, despite a correct response from the server -- still exists. [/QUOTE] If I understand correctly, this is the handler that is supposed to respond to the error message returned from server-side : [CODE] success: function() {… Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by ephemeral That certainly would be more logical if I were only passing back a message instead of new code for the form. The idea was that, even if someone has Javascript turned off, they could use the basic form without bells/whistles to be added later. However, I am realizing that that goal would be quite impossible, since it requires AJAX/Javascript to … Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by Airshow Maybe I have misunderstood. I thought a form was obtained by one AJAX call, then another AJAX call was used for server-side validation of user's data input. It's not clear why a form and a status message would need to be passed back tp the page in the same AJAX response. However, it's not a problem if that's the case as techniques exist for … Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by ephemeral No, you're correct, it's just that on the second AJAX call (to validate), the message is inside the HTML for the form; that way, I didn't have to do anything else in Javascript but "reveal" the error message if it was hidden. Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by Airshow [QUOTE=ephemeral;1175084]No, you're correct, it's just that on the second AJAX call (to validate), the message is inside the HTML for the form; that way, I didn't have to do anything else in Javascript but "reveal" the error message if it was hidden.[/QUOTE] So each form (whichever one is chosen then delivered by the server) is served … Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by ephemeral [QUOTE=Airshow;1175101]So each form (whichever one is chosen then delivered by the server) is served up with a hidden error message already embedded? If so then your code should work. The only thing I would say is that this is rather unconventional. You lose the opportunity to provide several types of error message (generated by the server-side… Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by Airshow Ephemeral, I'm away from home right now. I will read your posta gain when I get home tomorrow and see how your explanation changes my thinking. [B]Airshow[/B] Re: Server response correct (viewed in Firebug), not displaying on page 15 Years Ago by Airshow Ephemeral, I really think you need to consider simplifying the design by reducing the reliance on AJAX in favour of some straightforward DHTML/DOM scripting. Keep as much as possible client-side. You can do this as follows: [LIST=1] [*]Hard code both the forms on the page, each in a div with a unique id. [*]In CSS, initially hide both … Re: when click on link multiple ajax request showing in firebug.. 13 Years Ago by diafol You should be using the class not the id so: [CODE]jQuery(document).ready(function(){ $('.defaultalldoc').click(function(){ var defaultallsrch='<?php echo $this->config->item('base_url') . '/index.php/cpanel/usercp_task/disfolder/All/1'; ?>'; $.ajax({ type: "POST",… Re: when click on link multiple ajax request showing in firebug.. 13 Years Ago by mangel.murti [QUOTE=ardav;1714559]You should be using the class not the id so: [CODE]jQuery(document).ready(function(){ $('.defaultalldoc').click(function(){ var defaultallsrch='<?php echo $this->config->item('base_url') . '/index.php/cpanel/usercp_task/disfolder/All/1'; ?>'; $.ajax({ type: &…