On Sep 4, 3:11 am, "H. Hahn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I load a page and Firebug detects an error (like Javascript
> variable not defined, syntax error in Javascript, or so), it simulates
> a breakpoint at that location.
Sounds like you have Firebug > Script > Break On Errors set true.
>
> If I overlook this and just try to go on, Firefox seems to crash. The
> only way to prevent such crashes is first to respond to this simulated
> breakpoint by clicking on the blue arrow to ignore the breakpoint and
> proceed running.
I don't understand how you can "just try to go on". If you are on a
breakpoint, the only way out is the blue arrow.
By crash do you mean that Firefox exits and you get a crash reporter
dialog box? If so please use about:crashes to give us the URL for the
stack trace. If not, then please use a different word to explain what
you mean.
>
> If I forget to do this, then FF will soon more or less crash. It seems
> that in the background Firebug is still waiting for input. If I stop
Well according to your description Firebug is waiting on a breakpoint.
It's not going to stop doing that until you tell to to go.
> Firefox (by clicking the X in the top-right corner), then I cannot re-
> start it before first having removed a remaining task (named
> "Firefox") from the Windows task list. After I have removed this
> remaining portion from the task list, I can restart FF and everything
> seems OK.
In my experience this is caused by a loop:
error
call error handler. <----------+
error handler has and error ^
Please upgrade to firebug 1.2.0 from addons.mozilla.org or
getfirebug.com/releases/firebug.
>
> It seems that this remaining task named "Firefox" is actually (a part
> of) Firebug, but I am not sure.
>
> Version info:
> * Firefox 3.0.1 (Dutch localised)
> * Firebug 1.2.0b7
> * Windows XP Professional SP2.
>
> H. Hahn
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