Only one tip that I didn't know before: When you want to debug Javascript code you can start your debugger (Visual Studio .NET or Script Debugger), search for the correct iexplore.exe process, attach it and go on debugging.

A very fast way is to write "javascript:debugger;" in the address line, select your debugger and start debugging. Also, the "debugger;" command can be used in Javascript code:

if(typeof(res)=="object") debugger;

This line will start the debugger if the type of res is object.

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• Charles Chen said Tuesday, April 19, 2005 3:34:00 PM

  Or you could just use FireFox...
  
  It's leaps and bounds above IE from a developers standpoint.
  
  + JavaScript Console
  + DOM Inspector (!!!!)
  + Form Info (lists all form inputs; from Page Info menu item)
  + Links (lists all links on page; from Page Info menu item)