I read the blog from Rob Chartier and want to show you a feature that is available in Ajax.NET and Atlas. Both libraries are adding debug methods to the client-side JavaScript code.

Ajax.NET Professional: (see online example at http://ajaxpro.schwarz-interactive.de/)

MS.Debug.enabled = true;
MS.Debug.trace = function(s){  alert(s);  };

Atlas Framework:

var o = {};
o.FirstName = "Michael";
o.Age = 28;
    
window.debug.trace("my trace line 1");
window.debug.trace("my trace line 2");
    
window.debug.dump(o, "", true, "o");
    
window.debug.fail("my exception");

If you open the page and the JavaScript is executed you will see a additional panel where debug information is displayed:

1 Comment

• Florin Sabau said Friday, October 7, 2005 6:29:00 PM

  Hello,
  
  Did you put the Ajax.dll in the "bin" directory of the ASP.NET application?