I have installed Mozilla firebox on my system but still, firebug doesn't work. Can anyone help which version of Mozilla Firefox should I install use firebug addon.
I think the latest version of Firebug is supported in Firefox version 30.0. The searched and getting a result like this.
The latest version of Firebug is 2.0.19 and works with Firefox 30.0
Actually it's sad to say that Firebug Support has been stopped by Firefox due to the launch of new version of Firefox browser Firefox Quantum, but the good news is that all the capabilities of Firebug are now present in current Firefox Developer Tools.
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I’m new to Dart and I’m going through the server tutorial (https://dart-lang.github.io/server/codelab/). For some reason, the final application is working fine when accessed from the Chrome browser (Windows, Version 57.0.2987.133 (64-bit)) and Firefox (47.0.2), but not in Dartium (=Chromium, Version 45.0.2454.104). When requested from Dartium, the server provides the html page, but it is static. The Dart code behind it (e.g. web/piratebadge.dart) doesn’t seem to execute at all.
However, if I run a simple client-based application (like https://webdev.dartlang.org/codelabs/angular_components) and serve it using pub serve, it works fine both in Dartium and in Chrome.
Any ideas what might be wrong?
Is there a setting where you can update the homepage when it opens a new browser?
For newer version of selenium-webdriver, it actually opens a blank page. This is what i need right now, but i cant use it since the website im working is on 1.8.7.
Im having problems with the older version because it opens a page and timeouts because I'm using a machine without an internet. (I need to use this machine)
I'm currently working with phantomJS btw. I checked it with firefox, it opens mozilla.org even though my default page infirefox is a blank page.
The .start(url,browser) doesn't work since it will open first the browser before going to the url.
Already fine with phantomjs. I thought it was an issue with an older version. In phantomjs, it really opens a blank page.
Newer version of selenium-webdriver, starts firefox with a blank page. While the lower version I use still have issues firefox.
I am just starting out with Plunker, and I want to use Firefox or Chrome developer tools to debug javascript. It looks like the javascript files get cached the first time I open them in the debugger panel. How can I get the panel to refresh after I make changes to the javascript? (I've tried developer tools in Chrome and Firefox, and I've tried Firebug too)
in chrome:
open the developer tools
open the file you want to debug: Ctrl+O and type app.js or similar
set a breakpoint
the only tricky part is the 2nd step, since the file is in a very obscure location, fortunately Ctrl+O comes handy
Hello I have problem with jQuery Mobile v1.1.0. When I try to use this function.
$.mobile.showPageLoadingMsg();
The progress indicator is not shown. The progress indicator(loader) is shown in regular browser, like FF, but in Android Internet browser, the PI is now shown. Do you have any Idea why the loader is hidden in android browser? I tested it on samsung nexus mobile phone, with the android version v2.3.4. I tried to call the function with parameters like this
$.mobile.showPageLoadingMsg("b", "test message test", false);
But this works only on my PC web browsers FF, Chrome IE etc.
did you try the examples in the docs?
On my android 2.3.3 the loader is shown but the loader image is not animated.
If the examples work for you, be sure that you replaced/removed all old JQM files with the 1.1.0 version (css, js, images) and that they are linked correctly in the document.
When the themeroller was deployed for v1.1.0 there was a small error with the loader images in the zipfile and the style sheet.
This was fixed within a few hours, but it might be that the version you downloaded tries to load ajax-loader.gif, while ajax-loader.png was in the zipfile.
Getting your theme again from the themeroller might fix it for you
Regards,
Casper
I had the same problem. The progress-dialog was not shown when doing an ajax call afterwards. I incapsulated everything except the showPageLoading-call in a timeout-function-call.
$.mobile.showPageLoadingMsg();
setTimeout(function() {
...[here your code goes]...
},200);
Worked for me although the animation only worked until the function has been executed (here: 200ms) but that doesn't really matter to me.
I'm having problem with my Rails application. I use juggernaut for server push, which works very nice in Firefox, Opera and Chrome, but it doesn't work at all in IE. It should be compatible with IE6+.
The problem is, that I can't find any debugging tools that can monitor network as Firebug does in Firefox. I tried IE debug bar, but there isn't anything about AJAX and network.
I'm running on default juggernaut settings and it doesn't even connect to the push server.
you could try using firebug lite http://getfirebug.com/lite.html
firebuglite is good tool.
If you are on a ruby on rails project, use firelite gem
https://rubygems.org/gems/firelite