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I own Visual Studio .NET 2003, have tried MS Script Debugger under IE6 and have seen Script Debugger 1.5 from some commercial source. &nbsp;Why oh why is it SOOOOOOOOOOOO impossibly difficult to do Javascript debugging, as easy and painless as debugging my C# code. &nbsp;It is bad enough with the hundreds of bugs in IE and baffling browser misinterprations of the same code.<br />
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Can someone please recommend a working Javascript debugger and provide me with an accurate walk-thru for debugging Javascript code that is embedded in an .ASCX page(we're making Rainbow Modules). &nbsp;To make things easier i should be able to copy the Javascript code from the .ASCX page and place it into an .ASPX page or even seperate .JS file but eventually it will be meshed with the .ASCX page. &nbsp;If i can set breakpoints, step thru, lookup variable contents, then I'll be happy. &nbsp;<br />
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I've already tried the instructions on:<br />
<a href="http://www.code101.com/Code101/DisplayArticle.aspx?cid=67" rel="ugc">http://www.code101.com/Code101/DisplayArticle.aspx?cid=67</a><br />
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Thank you.
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I own Visual Studio .NET 2003, have tried MS Script Debugger under IE6 and have seen Script Debugger 1.5 from some commercial source.  Why oh why is it SOOOOOOOOOOOO impossibly difficult to do Javascript debugging, as easy and painless as debugging my C# code.  It is bad enough with the hundreds of bugs in IE and baffling browser misinterprations of the same code.

Can someone please recommend a working Javascript debugger and provide me with an accurate walk-thru for debugging Javascript code that is embedded in an .ASCX page(we're making Rainbow Modules).  To make things easier i should be able to copy the Javascript code from the .ASCX page and place it into an .ASPX page or even seperate .JS file but eventually it will be meshed with the .ASCX page.  If i can set breakpoints, step thru, lookup variable contents, then I'll be happy.  

I've already tried the instructions on:
http://www.code101.com/Code101/DisplayArticle.aspx?cid=67

Thank you.

Script Debugging ?

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.