loaded 1.3.3x recreated the problem - traced according to your
instructions  - except I can't find a 'save to file' at the top of the
trace window.  ( http://kpftx.org/tmp/tracetop.gif )
i can copy and paste, but that doesn't save the elegant plusses...

FYI, a number of parse errors for css, but some don't make sense to my
limited faculties (i.e. css looks ok). also some js errors (assign
function to undeclared variable; function doesn't always return
value).

I'm perfectly happy to submit any and all source - it's open source
anyway. whatever.

I'm willing to do the different versions as well

suggestions?

On Feb 25, 9:56 am, John J Barton <[email protected]> wrote:
>  I remember two more approaches that some users have adopted for cases
> where a feature that worked for them in the past fails on a new
> version.
>
> First.you can try versions of Firebug between the one that fails and
> the one that works until you narrow down the change that affects you.
> All of the past releases are available 
> viahttp://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug,
> including all the alpha and beta versions. So for example 1.2.1 is
> followed by 1.3.0a1.
>
> Second you can try Firebug in Firefox 3.0.2. Around Firefox 3.0.3 a
> new API was introduced that affects the way Firebug gets source
> files.  If your problem is different in 3.0.2 then we have some hints.
>
> These are both tedious and may not help, but they are straight forward
> to try.
>
> jjb
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