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.NET Forum / Languages / JScript / April 2004Debug a .JS file
Hi, Can I debug a .JS file present in my web apllication? How? At this moment it is ignored any breakpoint that I set in .JS file. How can I resolve this?  SignatureProgramming ASP.NET with VB.NET Thank's (if you try to help me) Hope this help you (if I try to help you) ruca You need to attach to the iexplorer process that is the browser window you are running your app in. Chosing debug in VS.NET and running that way, attaches to the aspnet process - which is the server side process. Another way, is to put the word 'debugger' in (or even anything else that causes an error). This will bring up the ie debug window asking if you want to debug. You say yes, chose an app with which to debug, and off you go. > Hi, > > Can I debug a .JS file present in my web apllication? How? > At this moment it is ignored any breakpoint that I set in .JS file. How can > I resolve this? Use the Venkman JavaScript debugger for Mozilla (http://www.mozilla.org/projects/venkman/). It's much more robust and thorough tool than what is provided by Visual Studio.NET. SignaturePeter O'Reilly
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