The option "Off for all pages, except" is already implemented. Here
is how you use it:
First, please note that you do not need to select any option to cause
"off for all pages", because Firebug is off by default. So the only
part you need to concentrate on is "except".
To create an exception to the "off for all pages" rule, do the
following:
1) open the site you want to debug
2) press the firebug status bar icon.
Firebug will open and put that site on the white list. From now on
that page will be "except".
jjb
On Jul 4, 4:50 am, Rako <mscam...@rakovszky.eu> wrote:
> Having read this discussion, I think there should be two options:
> "On for all pages, except"
> "Off for all pages, except"
> This would be easy to understand. For both there would be an
> exceptions-list, or a number of alternative lists.
> Thus you could have alternative selection of sites or pages within the
> sites and choose the selection you currently want.
> To implement these, a small off-line settings program could be
> written:
> The user can create the selections before beginning with the on-line
> tests. During the tests he could merely choose between the selections.
> Under Windows, these can easily be stored in the registry. If you
> want, I can let you have some "Read/save Combo-box contents" functions
> (VB6+API) or a small stand-alone program to create such selections.
>
> On Jul 2, 5:49 pm, johnjbarton <johnjbar...@johnjbarton.com> wrote:
>
> > On Jul 2, 8:20 am, jjj <jason31...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Then tell me why turning 'on for all pages' causes firebug to fail to
> > > turn on while browsing in firefox?
>
> > I don't know why this does not work for you. It works for me.
>
> > > Can you confirm that by turning 'on for all pages', firebug stays on
> > > for every single page until you explicitly turn it off?
>
> > I can confirm that Firebug will stay on for me if I select "on for all
> > pages" then visit a set of completely different sites.
>
> > Here is are the specifics:
> > 1) Open Firefox 3.5 with Firebug 1.5a7.
> > 2) Right click Firebug Icon, select On for all Web Pages.
> > 3) Openwww.google.comfirebugis up
> > 4) search for "foo" and click on the first
> > result,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo;
> > Firebug is up.
> > 5) typehttp://www.ibm.comintothe location bar, hit enter. Firebug
> > is up
>
> > Does this work for you?
>
> > Based on my tests and the fact that other users have used this option
> > successfully, it's my guess that the reason it fails for you is
> > related to some property of your environment. A simple and effective
> > test for this is create a new Firefox profile, install Firebug, and
> > restart.
>
> > jjb
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