>
>
> I think this problem is related to Firefox 4.0 async jsd support which
> we have not completely dealt with. I believe the function is correct
> but the UI does not update correctly yet. Because it is async the
> time for update can come before or after the test harness checks the
> valu
> console/3408/issue3408.js
This failure is related to the changes for Issue 3784: "undefined"
shouldn't be shown as return value of assignments or internal function
calls in Console Panel
I can't reproduce that consistently, but I have noticed that
console.log("This is a test log");
produces foll
Hello Firebug users, I noticed that with the latest update when you
copy the css styles from the style area on the right side of the
firebug and paste it in into the css file the structure of the
alignment is different then before, the new line is not TABED but
moved to the right with spaces (4 spa
There is actually more opposite requirements for the CSS copy action:
- Use 4 spaces to indent
- Use 2 spaces to indent
- Use tab to indent
- Don't indent and have all on one line
- Use/don't use 1 space after the ":" character.
I understand that this feature is used a lot by folks who tweaks CSS
Well there is no one absolute way of doing this there will always be some
one ho will like to style there code differently. Right now I solve this
issue using google page speed css compression option it removes every space
and formats the css in a straight line for every entry. Well I would
recomme
On Jan 14, 4:34 am, "Honza (Jan Odvarko)" wrote:
> > console/3408/issue3408.js
>
> This failure is related to the changes for Issue 3784: "undefined"
> shouldn't be shown as return value of assignments or internal function
> calls in Console Panel
>
> I can't reproduce that consistently, but I h
I think the following bug is close to this discussion
http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=2783
Honza
On Jan 14, 2:58 pm, Alex Bernotas wrote:
> Well there is no one absolute way of doing this there will always be some
> one ho will like to style there code differently. Right now I solv
Yes this is probably the post that made that change occure. Thanks Honza, I
will post a comment there will see maybe with the new Firebug update they
will change it back :)
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 4:11 PM, Honza (Jan Odvarko) wrote:
> I think the following bug is close to this discussion
> http:/
I'm an engineer on Yahoo Mail and have come across an issue that only
happens when all panels are enabled in Firebug 1.6.0 or 1.6.1. Many
common actions within my page are excessively slow. I've done some
investigation and have narrowed it down to a single file that has
about 350k worth of JavaSc
I recently encountered an issue (don't remember updating or anything
though) with Firebug causing my Firefox not to load. I see the
process, but never a window. After enabling/disabling every addon,
I've narrowed it down to Firebug. On IRC, I was run through a process
of a new profile (works), and
On Jan 14, 3:12 pm, Mastastealth wrote:
> I recently encountered an issue (don't remember updating or anything
> though) with Firebug causing my Firefox not to load. I see the
> process, but never a window. After enabling/disabling every addon,
> I've narrowed it down to Firebug. On IRC, I was r
On Jan 14, 2:22 pm, Brian wrote:
> I'm an engineer on Yahoo Mail and have come across an issue that only
> happens when all panels are enabled in Firebug 1.6.0 or 1.6.1. Many
> common actions within my page are excessively slow. I've done some
> investigation and have narrowed it down to a sin
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