On Saturday, June 23, 2012 9:32:02 PM UTC-7, Jim Michaels wrote:
>
> the debugger is now useless. it used to be useful and I could debug my
> code with it. not anymore. when I "step into", it now jumps to random
> places in the code. in one particular piece of code, I have no events or
> anything interrupting, purely procedural. the code is
> <hr>
> <h2 style="border-style:dashed; border-width:thin; border-color:#0f0;"
> placeholder="Results title goes here">Results: <span
> id="js-collect-h"> </span></h2>
> <p id="js-collect-out" style="border-style:dashed; border-width:thin;
> border-color:#0f0;" placeholder="Results go here"> </p>
> <script type="text/javascript">
> function collect(idBase, title) {
> var i,s="";
> for (i = 1; document.getElementById(idBase + i); i++) {
> s += document.getElementById(idBase + i).innerHTML;
> }
> document.getElementById('js-collect-h').innerHTML = title;
> document.getElementById('js-collect-out').innerHTML = s;
> }
> </script>
> and this goes throughout the document collecting content from id+numbered
> elements, concatenates it together, and stuffs it into a results box - sort
> of like search results.
>
>
more detail: 1.9.2 in ff 13 or 14 seems to (currently) want to skip over
the last 2 lines of the function. these:
document.getElementById('js-collect-h').innerHTML = title;
document.getElementById('js-collect-out').innerHTML = s;
where the function modifies the HTML dynamically above it.
right after the last step-in with
s += document.getElementById(idBase + i).innerHTML;
I see I am right back to the function prototype, rather than at any of the
lines mentioned above (where I *should* be).
it appears that if the document structure has been modified, it causes
firebug to go nuts.
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