javascript debugging

[Bill]

1. I find that debugging does not work if the JavaScript you wish to debug is
included in your program via src="blah". All of my programs use this because
I have many common scripts that are used throughout my application. It also
gives a very limited amount of security to prying eyes.

2. If I extract the portion of the JavaScript I wish to debug and put it
locally within the aspx file, the debugging works.

3. If I try to debug both my vb.net code and JavaScript concurrently it
doesn't work.

4. I am finding that I have a very cpu resource goes to 99% more often then
not and find that I must recycle IIS or boot to get visual studio and
debugging to work again.

5. Basically I am trying to accomplish a 30 minute task and so far I've
exceed several hours for this simple task.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Bill]

Additionally the programs behave very differently(all not at all) when run
under the debugger. If I build my application fresh and run it normally
through IE everything works.

"Bill" wrote:

1. I find that debugging does not work if the JavaScript you wish to debug is
included in your program via src="blah". All of my programs use this because
I have many common scripts that are used throughout my application. It also
gives a very limited amount of security to prying eyes.

2. If I extract the portion of the JavaScript I wish to debug and put it
locally within the aspx file, the debugging works.

3. If I try to debug both my vb.net code and JavaScript concurrently it
doesn't work.

4. I am finding that I have a very cpu resource goes to 99% more often then
not and find that I must recycle IIS or boot to get visual studio and
debugging to work again.

5. Basically I am trying to accomplish a 30 minute task and so far I've
exceed several hours for this simple task.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Lucas Tam]

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1. I find that debugging does not work if the JavaScript you wish to
debug is included in your program via src="blah". All of my programs
use this because I have many common scripts that are used throughout
my application. It also gives a very limited amount of security to
prying eyes.
Strange, works for me. My debugger breaks into src files fine.
2. If I extract the portion of the JavaScript I wish to debug and put
it locally within the aspx file, the debugging works.

3. If I try to debug both my vb.net code and JavaScript concurrently
it doesn't work.
This works for me - but you'll have to attach 2 debuggers, one for ASP.NET
and another for IE.
4. I am finding that I have a very cpu resource goes to 99% more often
then not and find that I must recycle IIS or boot to get visual studio
and debugging to work again.

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[Lucas Tam]

"=?Utf-8?B?QmlsbA==?=" <Bi**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in
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Additionally the programs behave very differently(all not at all) when
run under the debugger. If I build my application fresh and run it
normally through IE everything works.

Could be a threading issue - do you have concurrent threads running?

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[Bill]

In reference to the 'Pink Pather' I see you are using the old "it works on my
computer ploy" ;-)

Thanks for the suggestion and quick reply. This is a very simple application
with no threading as least not that I initiate. Oddly enough when I moved the
suspect code to the aspx file the debugging and code worked. This part is
fuzzy....I don't how many processes I killed or reboots I performed. After
that I then place the code back into the src file and it workes like a charm.
Someone must have been reading my very uncensored rebuffs I added to visual
studios automated error reporting system text xml file.

"Lucas Tam" wrote:

"=?Utf-8?B?QmlsbA==?=" <Bi**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in
news:63******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com:

1. I find that debugging does not work if the JavaScript you wish to
debug is included in your program via src="blah". All of my programs
use this because I have many common scripts that are used throughout
my application. It also gives a very limited amount of security to
prying eyes.

Strange, works for me. My debugger breaks into src files fine.

2. If I extract the portion of the JavaScript I wish to debug and put
it locally within the aspx file, the debugging works.

3. If I try to debug both my vb.net code and JavaScript concurrently
it doesn't work.

This works for me - but you'll have to attach 2 debuggers, one for ASP.NET
and another for IE.

4. I am finding that I have a very cpu resource goes to 99% more often
then not and find that I must recycle IIS or boot to get visual studio
and debugging to work again.

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[Lucas Tam]

"=?Utf-8?B?QmlsbA==?=" <Bi**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in
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In reference to the 'Pink Pather' I see you are using the old "it
works on my computer ploy" ;-)

: )

Did you attach a javascript debugger directly to your instance of Internet
explorer?

If you do, there should be a "running documents" window, which you can use
to select the proper .js file.

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