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Best tool for JavaScript debuggingI'm getting into Atlas classes now and I guess I'm going to have to write
some javascript (ughh).... So, to get started on the right foot, what is the best tool to use when using JavaScript with asp.net apps... Microsoft Script Debugger?? Thanks, T A while back I wrote about how I debugged Javascript using Internet
Explorer and Visual Studio. It includes screenshots of each step. http://brennan.offwhite.net/blog/2006/01/23/debug-javascript-with-ie-and-visual-studio-2005/ At one point you can select between Script Editor and Visual Studio as you can see in the screenshots I have posted. My guess is that the Script Editor is similar to Visual Studio, but maybe Visual Studio offers more features. If you do not have the Standard or Professional edition of Visual Studio you could install the free version, Visual Web Developer. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/ Brennan Stehling http://brennan.offwhite.net/blog/ Tina wrote: Show quote > I'm getting into Atlas classes now and I guess I'm going to have to write > some javascript (ughh).... > > So, to get started on the right foot, what is the best tool to use when > using JavaScript with asp.net apps... Microsoft Script Debugger?? > > Thanks, > T If you don't want to scrath your head on the wall or want something more
easier to use and without spend a lot of money, you can have a look at this: http://www.remotedebugger.com/javascript_debugger/javascript_debugger.asp Bye Andrea |
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