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.
trowaAsked:
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Imran AliWeb DeveloperCommented:
You can search JavaScript function under Firefox debugger. See attached screenshot.

Select JavaScript file from left & perform search.

Firefox js debugger console
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trowaAuthor Commented:
@Imran

I'm not using the FireBug for debugging, can you show me how using the Inspect Element instead? Thank you.
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Imran AliWeb DeveloperCommented:
I am using default Firefox debugger not FireBug.
See attached screenshot on how to enable debugger.
firefox-developer-console.png
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trowaAuthor Commented:
@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
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Imran AliWeb DeveloperCommented:
You can open JavaScript debugger on Firefox by Clicking Menu > Developer > Debugger.

Or use keyboard keys Control + Shift + S
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trowaAuthor Commented:
Your explanation is not clear enough.

I found the answer by using  "!" before the keyword.

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Imran AliWeb DeveloperCommented:
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.
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trowaAuthor Commented:
Solved it by myself.
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