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FireFox - Inspect Element
Hi,
For the FireFox's Inspect Element feature, is there an easy way to find where a javascript junction is located?
Let's say I got a function in my HTML body such as "onclick=return CallingMyFunction()" , how do I know where this function was defined? whether in the HTML codes or in a .js file?
I need to know an effective way to locate the codes.
Thank you.
For the FireFox's Inspect Element feature, is there an easy way to find where a javascript junction is located?
Let's say I got a function in my HTML body such as "onclick=return CallingMyFunction()" , how do I know where this function was defined? whether in the HTML codes or in a .js file?
I need to know an effective way to locate the codes.
Thank you.
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trowa
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@Imran
I'm not using the FireBug for debugging, can you show me how using the Inspect Element instead? Thank you.
I'm not using the FireBug for debugging, can you show me how using the Inspect Element instead? Thank you.
I am using default Firefox debugger not FireBug.
See attached screenshot on how to enable debugger.
![firefox-developer-console.png]()
See attached screenshot on how to enable debugger.
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@Imran, I have clicked on that, What to do next after that? I can't see the same interface as what you shown in comment: ID: 42042319
You can open JavaScript debugger on Firefox by Clicking Menu > Developer > Debugger.
Or use keyboard keys Control + Shift + S
Or use keyboard keys Control + Shift + S
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Trowa, I thought you were stuck with opening debugger console not on how to search.
I am still happy if you got it working though.
Thanks.
I am still happy if you got it working though.
Thanks.
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Solved it by myself.
Select JavaScript file from left & perform search.