Re, issue 5650: Well, Sebastian, I clicked on window.a, then window.a.b, then
window.a.b.c, and finally window.a.b.c.d and the property path was not
displayed at any point. So I guess that issue 5650 is not a live demo - darn it!
I'm curious about a couple of other things.
Why a > b > c > d ? Why not window.a.b.c.d ? Wouldn't that be more intuitive?
And, is it possible to open multiple independent Firebug windows so that
multiple properties can be monitored at the same time?
Suggestion: As you may know, I wrote my own dom browser in 2003. I made all of
my domBrowser() functions and variables properties of domBrowse() itself. That
way they don't show up in the global scope. That keeps things tidy. Perhaps you
guys might do the same, eh?
And an OT question: It's been a couple of years since I wrote DOM code. I don't
see constructors for the HTML5 elements like Footer (i.e., I can't see a
HTMLFooterElement() ). If I write:
document.createDocumentFragment().appendChild(document.createElement("Footer"));
an [object HTMLElement] is returned (i.e., it is the prototype of
HTML<tag>Element, is it not?). I hated when Microsoft did such things. What's
up with HTML5 and FireFox?
Thanks for preparing the issue. Your service (and Honza's!) is appreciated
here. - Mark.
On 2012-07-02 7:26 PM, Sebastian Zartner wrote:
Yes, as long as we have a support for selection in the DOM panel...
Here you are: issue 5650 <http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=5650>.
Sebastian
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