Firebug can't see content of PHP files since it only
operates on objects/scripts known to the browser.

So, the list of JS scripts (displayed in the Script panel)
is generated from scripts that really are on the page.

So, first make sure your script is actually loaded.

Honza



On Mar 16, 10:23 pm, [email protected] wrote:
> I have javascript code in a php file and I would like to define breakpoints
> on it in Firebug.
> But I cannot see my php file in Script tab file lists.
>
> I assume the php file doesn't appear in Script tag files list because it's
> called indirectly.
>
> I do not found a "file open..." command to open specific file so I could
> define breakpoints.
>
> How can I set breakpoints on javascript code that do is not directly
> related to main files ?

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