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javascript "debugger;" keyword stopped working - no longer breaking in client-side code

Was hoping somebody might have experienced this before.
I have client-side javascript in my aspx files. For some reason when I
place the "debugger;" keyword in my javascript, Visual Studio no longer
breaks into the code. It used to, and I can't figure out what could
have changed to disable the feature.

1. My javascript code is definitely being called.
2. The "Disable Script Debugging" checkbox is cleared in my internet
settings (I've tried Firefox also with the same result)

I'd appreciate any other suggestions I could try.
Thanks,
Mark

Jul 14 '06 #1
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I was able to fix my problem by upgrading my Java engine. Can't explain
what could have happened with my current version to disable the
"debugger" keyword, but the upgrade fixed it.

Ta********@gmail.com wrote:
Was hoping somebody might have experienced this before.
I have client-side javascript in my aspx files. For some reason when I
place the "debugger;" keyword in my javascript, Visual Studio no longer
breaks into the code. It used to, and I can't figure out what could
have changed to disable the feature.

1. My javascript code is definitely being called.
2. The "Disable Script Debugging" checkbox is cleared in my internet
settings (I've tried Firefox also with the same result)

I'd appreciate any other suggestions I could try.
Thanks,
Mark
Jul 17 '06 #2
I was able to fix my problem by upgrading my Java engine. Can't explain

what could have happened with my current version to disable the
"debugger" keyword, but the upgrade fixed it.
Ta********@gmail.com wrote:
Was hoping somebody might have experienced this before.
I have client-side javascript in my aspx files. For some reason when I
place the "debugger;" keyword in my javascript, Visual Studio no longer
breaks into the code. It used to, and I can't figure out what could
have changed to disable the feature.

1. My javascript code is definitely being called.
2. The "Disable Script Debugging" checkbox is cleared in my internet
settings (I've tried Firefox also with the same result)

I'd appreciate any other suggestions I could try.
Thanks,
Mark
Jul 18 '06 #3

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