> What I've meant on the second issue: > Something that let's you see what is happening. > For example, what happens when I click on 'submit'. > Most websites have some 'onsubmit' function that starts (as an easy > example). > Sometimes websites might have multiple scripts that respond (onclick) > on something. The eventbug already helps here to view what will > happen, but the thing I'm still looking for is some app that can tell > me what already happened. > Consider it like an accesslog: what happened while I was on a site > and clicked on a button. > A full stack-trace of functions that call on each other, just like > Eclipse debugger tells you when you connect to a tomcat for example. I think somebody was working on an extension for Firebug that logged every function call, but not sure about that. John, is that true? Honza
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