> I am currently having trouble with Firebug 1.9.2 in Firefox 13.0.1.

> 1. I debug/edit Javascript on my local Windows 7 machine.
> 2. I upload my changes to the server (Apache) via Filezilla FTP.
> 3. I load the web page in question. If the window was already open, I
> refresh with F5 or Control+F5.
> 4. I check Firebug > Script for the javascript changes, and Firebug >
> Console for errors.
> 5. I repeat Steps 1-5, until, lo and behold, Firebug no longer
> displays updates in the Script Panel.

> For example:

> I open Firebug > Script, and look at the file display.canvas.js

> ...

> function cycle(time) {
>      previousCycle = time;
>     requestAnimationFrame(cycle);

> }

> ...

> I make the following change on my local machine:

> function cycle(time) {
>      renderCursor(time);
>      previousCycle = time;
>     requestAnimationFrame(cycle);

> }

> I FTP the file back up to the server, noting the time stamp 19:20:13,
> or whatever time it is, has indeed changed.

> I open the browser and Firebug still displays this:

> function cycle(time) {
>      previousCycle = time;
>     requestAnimationFrame(cycle);

> }

> To be clear, I have cleared the cached, pressed Ctrl + F5, even
> restarted my laptop, to no avail.

> Any help is appreciated.

> thank you,
> Jondevelop

> Do you see the problem with Firebug 1.10?
> http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.10/

> Honza

> On Jun 22, 4:30 am, Jondevelop <wrightjonath...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,

> > I am currently having trouble with Firebug 1.9.2 in Firefox 13.0.1.

> > 1. I debug/edit Javascript on my local Windows 7 machine.
> > 2. I upload my changes to the server (Apache) via Filezilla FTP.
> > 3. I load the web page in question. If the window was already open, I
> > refresh with F5 or Control+F5.
> > 4. I check Firebug > Script for the javascript changes, and Firebug >
> > Console for errors.
> > 5. I repeat Steps 1-5, until, lo and behold, Firebug no longer
> > displays updates in the Script Panel.

> > For example:

> > I open Firebug > Script, and look at the file display.canvas.js

> > ...

> > function cycle(time) {
> >      previousCycle = time;
> >     requestAnimationFrame(cycle);

> > }

> > ...

> > I make the following change on my local machine:

> > function cycle(time) {
> >      renderCursor(time);
> >      previousCycle = time;
> >     requestAnimationFrame(cycle);

> > }

> > I FTP the file back up to the server, noting the time stamp 19:20:13,
> > or whatever time it is, has indeed changed.

> > I open the browser and Firebug still displays this:

> > function cycle(time) {
> >      previousCycle = time;
> >     requestAnimationFrame(cycle);

> > }

> > To be clear, I have cleared the cached, pressed Ctrl + F5, even
> > restarted my laptop, to no avail.

> > Any help is appreciated.

> > thank you,
> > Jondevelop