asp.net 2010 debugging
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I am new to working with a C#.asp.net web forms applications. I have expereince stepping through code in C#.net 2008 desktop application. Thus I would like to be able to step through all the code in this application. Thus far I have been able to step through code in aspx.cs and aspx files However, would like to know how to step through code in .js, html, css, and other types of files. If this is not possible, can you tell me or point me to references (urls) that will tell me how to debug these other types of files?
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I am new to working with a C#.asp.net web forms applications. I have expereince stepping through code in C#.net 2008 desktop application. Thus I would like to be able to step through all the code in this application. Thus far I have been able to step through code in aspx.cs and aspx files However, would like to know how to step through code in .js, html, css, and other types of files. If this is not possible, can you tell me or point me to references (urls) that will tell me how to debug these other types of files?
You can surely debug the code from .js file. But for that you need to enable the script debugging option from the browser. Follow these steps to enable the script debugging. IE Tools->Internet Options…->Advanced->Disable Script Debugging : Uncheck this box Hope this helps. All the best.
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I am new to working with a C#.asp.net web forms applications. I have expereince stepping through code in C#.net 2008 desktop application. Thus I would like to be able to step through all the code in this application. Thus far I have been able to step through code in aspx.cs and aspx files However, would like to know how to step through code in .js, html, css, and other types of files. If this is not possible, can you tell me or point me to references (urls) that will tell me how to debug these other types of files?
for java script you can use the debugger keyword. i.e. debugger: for CSS and HTML you can check with number of add on from IE and FF (Mozilla). they are very help full to check the CSS and HTML of your page. if you don't know about add on, just search in google. you will get everything.
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