JavaScript debugging with Visual Studio 2008: Awesome
I can't believe that I never tried debugging Javascript on Visual Studio 2008 before. I was relying on FireBug so far and it was not as integrate with my development workflow as I want. But with Visual Studio 2008, all I need is:
- Go to menu [File][Browse With...] and select "Internet Explorer" as your default debugging browser.
- In Internet Explorer, select menu [Tools][Internet Options...], then go to [Advanced] tab, under the "Browsing" group, make sure the item "Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer)" is NOT CHECKED.
- Set break point on the script in Visual Studio 2008.
That's it. Start debugging session and you will see you code stopped at the breakpoint you just set.
- Go to menu [File][Browse With...] and select "Internet Explorer" as your default debugging browser.
- In Internet Explorer, select menu [Tools][Internet Options...], then go to [Advanced] tab, under the "Browsing" group, make sure the item "Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer)" is NOT CHECKED.
- Set break point on the script in Visual Studio 2008.
That's it. Start debugging session and you will see you code stopped at the breakpoint you just set.
posted by Deecay at 3:24 PM
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