Jon Krivitzky wrote: > > Is there a reference of the Venkman commands somewhere? That would be > fabulous and a great help. >
Err, not as far as I'm aware of. There are a few docs at Venkman's project page: <http://www.mozilla.org/projects/venkman/>. Typing "help" into the Venkman console also provides some additional info. Note that dump() by itself is astoundingly useful, and doesn't require Venkman to use. Enable it in your prefs, in the Debug category, ensure "Enable JavaScript dump() output" is checked. Then, when you call 'dump("some string\n");' in your Javascript the string parameter will get dumped to the console. Under a UNIX, that's the terminal you started it from, under Windows and Macs, I think you need to start Moz from the command line with a special option so it keeps running in the foreground. Of course, the whole point of dump() is to allow you to put trace logging into your JS code, and not have to use alert() to do so. No more dismissing 100's of alerts as you roll over various elements on your page. > Thanks for your help, Mike. I may figure out how to use these tools > yet. > No problem. 8) Mike. -- Mike Gratton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Every motive escalate." Blatant self-promotion: <http://web.vee.net/>
