You could install DebugBar on IE and if you have a javascript debugger installed (the Script debugger comes with MS Office). You can type in the javascript part of the DebugBar something like this:
debugger; new fbjs_fbml_string(’test’);
And then you can step through the code to see exactly what it's doing.
Hope this Helps.
http://www.debugbar.com/
uncle_jesse
· 2 years ago
Great idea Ruben! I will try that out. I think there's also a way to do that in firebug - I just haven't played with it long enough to find out.
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Hey,
You could install DebugBar on IE and if you have a javascript debugger installed (the Script debugger comes with MS Office). You can type in the javascript part of the DebugBar something like this:
debugger;
new fbjs_fbml_string(’test’);
And then you can step through the code to see exactly what it's doing.
Hope this Helps.
http://www.debugbar.com/
Great idea Ruben! I will try that out. I think there's also a way to do that in firebug - I just haven't played with it long enough to find out.