I've found a lot of Warnings in the scripts. Try to open a site in Firefox with Strict-Mode. Hope, there are no restrictions to use Firefox for development :-)
To enable Strict-Mode open the Site "about:config" and filter for "strict". Change value "javascript.options.strict" to "true". You can see the Warnings in the JavaScript Console, under Tools Menu. (Maybe you need Venkman Javascript-Debugger).
By the way: Is there any JavaScript-Debugger planned for the IE 7 (cause the Error-Messages from IE 6 aren't really usefull....)
Thanks for the tip. I use the visual Studio Debugger for some projects, but we have a lot of "normal" Websites that only contain some JavaScript files and we don't edit this simple sites with the Visual Studio (cause the Webdesigners love Dreamweaver..)
You can use the VS script debugger on any web site, whether it was created with VS or some other tool. Just attach to the IE process (iexplore) and you can open any active script (from the Script Explorer window).
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Some Warnings in JavaScript
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Hello
First I will thank you for that great Framework.
I've found a lot of Warnings in the scripts. Try to open a site in Firefox with Strict-Mode. Hope, there are no restrictions to use Firefox for development :-)
To enable Strict-Mode open the Site "about:config" and filter for "strict". Change value "javascript.options.strict" to "true". You can see the Warnings in the JavaScript Console, under Tools Menu. (Maybe you need Venkman Javascript-Debugger).
By the way: Is there any JavaScript-Debugger planned for the IE 7 (cause the Error-Messages from IE 6 aren't really usefull....)
Thanks for an Answer.
regards Patrick
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Re: Some Warnings in JavaScript
Mar 21, 2006 02:01 PM|LINK
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Re: Some Warnings in JavaScript
Mar 21, 2006 03:03 PM|LINK
Thanks for the tip. I use the visual Studio Debugger for some projects, but we have a lot of "normal" Websites that only contain some JavaScript files and we don't edit this simple sites with the Visual Studio (cause the Webdesigners love Dreamweaver..)
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Re: Some Warnings in JavaScript
Mar 23, 2006 06:37 PM|LINK
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Re: Some Warnings in JavaScript
Mar 23, 2006 06:39 PM|LINK
As for your original question: yes, we do have a few warnings, and we'll make sure that we are warning free in the future.
David