Not sure this is a Firebug issue, but I think it might be. I am
seeing two cases in which my javascript code that was executing
correctly previously, but suddenly stopped working.
The first one is a problem with variable assignment. I had a line
like this:
var a = results.field;
results is some random object and field is some field.
When I put a break point on this line, and then step to the next line
a will be undefined as if the assignment didn't happen. field is
defined (either an integer or an array in the two cases I have seen)
at this point according to alerts I have placed before this line and
variable explorer. So I'm not really sure what is going on here.
The other problem is with a conditional.
if ( object.field > 0 ) {
...
}
According to alerts and firebug field is 20, yet it still skips over
the this case.
The common thread I see here is that both problem are dealing with
accessing fields on an object and that returned result from that
access is 'undefined'.
If I close down all of my firefox windows and restart them I can get
things to behave again, but I'll get this issue popping again later.
Has anyone else run into problems similar to this? Should I redirect
this to the Firefox forums?
I am running FF 3.0.7 and Firebug 1.3.3 on 64 bit Vista, but I have
had this problem with previous versions of both as well as on XP Pro.
And it works just fine on IE7.
Any help would be appreciated.
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