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> There are some places where--for who knows what reason--both Firebug and DevTools have ignored breakpoints I've put in... This might be because the js file y
by gear54rus 11y ago
> There are some places where--for who knows what reason--both Firebug and DevTools have ignored breakpoints I've put in...
This might be because the js file you put them in is loaded with another URL and is therefore considered a different file (and therefore does not have your breakpoint). This is what I've experienced before.
This is a bs design, of course, and files should probably be compared via means other than URL.
- inanutshellus 11y agoSure, I get it, but when it happens you're just in a bad world and you can either try to put breakpoints in every copy of the file that Firebug/Devtools detects, or you can say *&$% it, and add "debugger;" in the file.