On Jun 10, 7:57 pm, "Honza (Jan Odvarko)" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Jump to the HTML panel, find your element and click on the attribute.
> An inline editor should popup and you should be able to change its
> value.
I know. As I understand it, DOM structures are created in memory when
the page is parsed. In my example, the click event for the said button
would have already bound to the function object checkTime('20'). Thus
I don't think editing the HTML later via. Firebug wouldn't have any
desired effect. Or would it?
What I was thinking instead was to directly manipulate the DOM tree so
that the click on the button would pass a manipulated value, say 17,
to the function. Can I do that from Firebug? Please correct me if I'm
wrong here.
Thanks
Jeenu
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