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The best tool for DHTML/Javascript debugging is: Venkman See
http://www.hacksrus.com/~ginda/venkman/
Included in Mozilla.
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>In the end, you don't want the debugger (any debugger)
>garbage your presentation.
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>No time, nowhere
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>Hell, learn javascript.
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>Ms and javascript = not invented here.
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>"They" like it as much as their "inabilities".
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>"Jey Run" <jeyrun@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:b888fv$q8v$1@news2.netvision.net.il...
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>>I read the MSDN article describing only 4 options for "Debugging
>>Client-Side Scripts in Your Application."
>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vsdebug
>>/html/vxtskdebuggingclient-sidescriptsinyourapplication.asp
>>a.. From Microsoft Internet Explorer
>>a.. Using the Running Documents window
>>a.. In a Script
>>a.. In Response to an Error
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>>But all these options are uncomfortable for everyday extensive JScript
>>(HTML/WSH) programming!
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>>The only thing I need is to make some Visual Studio project with a bogus
>>(or real) target and be able to start Debugger with the current file
>>open in the IDE. The Microsoft Script Editor does this simple job very
>>well (it is included in Microsoft Office XP installation). But the
>>Microsoft Script Editor does not support projects :(
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>>How can I get the Visual Studio (InterDev and/or .NET) debug my
>>client-side JScript code by just one click (F5)???
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>>Thanks in advance...
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