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esperado
May 31, 2012, 8:59:12 AM5/31/12
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It was perfect before, but now (Firefox 12 with firebug 1.9) if i
choose the HTML tab, and if i have some Json script runiing, sending
httpRequests, The Html Page disappears itself at each script event and
is replaced by the "script pannel deactivated" message.
Owfull and make Firebug unusable !.
Too, if i click on the Firebug "inspect " icon in my task bar,
before, it pushed the Firebug windows in the front. Not Any more.
With such a Behavior, the fanstatic Firebug is now a pain in the a...
choose the HTML tab, and if i have some Json script runiing, sending
httpRequests, The Html Page disappears itself at each script event and
is replaced by the "script pannel deactivated" message.
Owfull and make Firebug unusable !.
Too, if i click on the Firebug "inspect " icon in my task bar,
before, it pushed the Firebug windows in the front. Not Any more.
With such a Behavior, the fanstatic Firebug is now a pain in the a...
Jan Honza Odvarko
May 31, 2012, 10:20:52 AM5/31/12
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On May 31, 2:59 pm, esperado <ch.esper...@libertysurf.fr> wrote:
> It was perfect before, but now (Firefox 12 with firebug 1.9) if i
> choose the HTML tab, and if i have some Json script runiing, sending
> httpRequests, The Html Page disappears itself at each script event and
> is replaced by the "script pannel deactivated" message.
Do I understand it correctly that the HTML panel displays the
> It was perfect before, but now (Firefox 12 with firebug 1.9) if i
> choose the HTML tab, and if i have some Json script runiing, sending
> httpRequests, The Html Page disappears itself at each script event and
> is replaced by the "script pannel deactivated" message.
"script pannel deactivated" message?
Could you provide a test page that can be used to reproduce/see such
behavior? If I can reproduce that on my machine I'll fix it.
> Owfull and make Firebug unusable !.
> Too, if i click on the Firebug "inspect " icon in my task bar,
toolbar
in detached window?
> before, it pushed the Firebug windows in the front. Not Any more.
> With such a Behavior, the fanstatic Firebug is now a pain in the a...
Here is what I have tried:
1) Launch Firefox load e.g. www.google.com
2) Open Firebug by pressing F12
3) Detach Firebug (Open Firebug in a New window)
4) Click on the Inspector icon in detached Firebug window
5) Firefox window is focused and moved to top.
So, I don't see the problem...
Honza
Christophe Esperado
Jun 1, 2012, 6:52:06 AM6/1/12
to Jan Honza Odvarko
Bonjour Jan,
Le jeudi 31 mai 2012 à 16:20:52, you wrote :
First, thank-you a lot for your response and your nice care.
> On May 31, 2:59 pm, esperado <ch.esper...@libertysurf.fr> wrote:
>> It was perfect before, but now (Firefox 12 with firebug 1.9) if i
>> choose the HTML tab, and if i have some Json script runiing, sending
>> httpRequests, The Html Page disappears itself at each script event and
>> is replaced by the "script pannel deactivated" message.
> Do I understand it correctly that the HTML panel displays the
> "script pannel deactivated" message?
Sorry for my poor English, will try to be a little more precise. It
happens on Iframes presented as "modal" boxes with Javascript.
I open the Firebug pannel in the same window (bottom) Script
de-activated. Lets chose HTML tab. If i open a modal box, the firebug
pannel close itself and the screen is not sowing the black background
in the area Firebug was.
Ok, let's open the modal box first then firebug (same window again) .
Click on the inspector icon, then go in the modal box on some elements.
Firebug follows ok. I click on an element to fix-it in the firebug
explorer, right ? Then, return with my mouse in the firebug pannel.
The firebug explorer continue to follow, i loose the point where i
was, and when my mouse arrive in the panel, i'm at the top of the
Iframe document in the firebug panel.
Now lets try with firebug in a separate window. I open the main html
page. Everything is OK. I open the modal box: the tab of Firebug
changes and goes on the "script" one with "deactivated script panel"
message inside (Sorry they are in french in my version).
And same behavior, no way to work anymore, if Firebug is opened in a
separate window. SaAme behavior, and the separate window will not focus
if i click on the "explore" icon witch is on the bottom pannel of my
Firefox.
Oh, btw, I'm under Seven 64.
> Could you provide a test page that can be used to reproduce/see such
> behavior? If I can reproduce that on my machine I'll fix it.
Well, i'm sorry, but you will have to register on my site to see
that (those problematic features are reserved to members).
http://www.street-photo.fr/fr/forum
Now, once logged, return to this page:
http://www.street-photo.fr/fr/forum and click on the
"outil" -> "Partage de fichier" for example.
Now, just try to work with firebug in this modal box.
Fell free to ask anything you would need, if i can help with some
test case.
Have a nice way, and congratulation for your fantastic tool witch
had helped all Internet to be better, and saved millions of
development's hours near thousand of people like me.
--
Best Regards,
Christophe Courriel : ch.es...@libertysurf.fr
Le jeudi 31 mai 2012 à 16:20:52, you wrote :
First, thank-you a lot for your response and your nice care.
> On May 31, 2:59 pm, esperado <ch.esper...@libertysurf.fr> wrote:
>> It was perfect before, but now (Firefox 12 with firebug 1.9) if i
>> choose the HTML tab, and if i have some Json script runiing, sending
>> httpRequests, The Html Page disappears itself at each script event and
>> is replaced by the "script pannel deactivated" message.
> Do I understand it correctly that the HTML panel displays the
> "script pannel deactivated" message?
happens on Iframes presented as "modal" boxes with Javascript.
I open the Firebug pannel in the same window (bottom) Script
de-activated. Lets chose HTML tab. If i open a modal box, the firebug
pannel close itself and the screen is not sowing the black background
in the area Firebug was.
Ok, let's open the modal box first then firebug (same window again) .
Click on the inspector icon, then go in the modal box on some elements.
Firebug follows ok. I click on an element to fix-it in the firebug
explorer, right ? Then, return with my mouse in the firebug pannel.
The firebug explorer continue to follow, i loose the point where i
was, and when my mouse arrive in the panel, i'm at the top of the
Iframe document in the firebug panel.
Now lets try with firebug in a separate window. I open the main html
page. Everything is OK. I open the modal box: the tab of Firebug
changes and goes on the "script" one with "deactivated script panel"
message inside (Sorry they are in french in my version).
And same behavior, no way to work anymore, if Firebug is opened in a
separate window. SaAme behavior, and the separate window will not focus
if i click on the "explore" icon witch is on the bottom pannel of my
Firefox.
Oh, btw, I'm under Seven 64.
> Could you provide a test page that can be used to reproduce/see such
> behavior? If I can reproduce that on my machine I'll fix it.
that (those problematic features are reserved to members).
http://www.street-photo.fr/fr/forum
Now, once logged, return to this page:
http://www.street-photo.fr/fr/forum and click on the
"outil" -> "Partage de fichier" for example.
Now, just try to work with firebug in this modal box.
Fell free to ask anything you would need, if i can help with some
test case.
Have a nice way, and congratulation for your fantastic tool witch
had helped all Internet to be better, and saved millions of
development's hours near thousand of people like me.
--
Best Regards,
Christophe Courriel : ch.es...@libertysurf.fr
Jan Honza Odvarko
Jun 1, 2012, 7:35:34 AM6/1/12
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I don't speak French so, I am a bit lost on the page..
(and also in your instructions)
Here is what I did:
1) load http://www.street-photo.fr/fr/component/user/register
2) Click on "Mot de passe oublié ?", a modal dialog appears
3) Open Firebug, select the HTML panel
4) Use Inspector to inspect the modal box
5) Edit something in the modal box (using the HTML panel)
6) Inspect something outside the modal box
7) Detach Firebug window, refresh the page, repeat from clicking the
link...
All seems to be working for me.
Do you see any errors in Firefox Error Console?
Could you try Firebug 1.10a9?
http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.10/firebug-1.10.0a9.xpi
Honza
On Jun 1, 12:52 pm, Christophe Esperado <ch.esper...@libertysurf.fr>
wrote:
> http://www.street-photo.fr/fr/forumand click on the
(and also in your instructions)
Here is what I did:
1) load http://www.street-photo.fr/fr/component/user/register
2) Click on "Mot de passe oublié ?", a modal dialog appears
3) Open Firebug, select the HTML panel
4) Use Inspector to inspect the modal box
5) Edit something in the modal box (using the HTML panel)
6) Inspect something outside the modal box
7) Detach Firebug window, refresh the page, repeat from clicking the
link...
All seems to be working for me.
Do you see any errors in Firefox Error Console?
Could you try Firebug 1.10a9?
http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.10/firebug-1.10.0a9.xpi
Honza
On Jun 1, 12:52 pm, Christophe Esperado <ch.esper...@libertysurf.fr>
wrote:
> "outil" -> "Partage de fichier" for example.
> Now, just try to work with firebug in this modal box.
>
> Fell free to ask anything you would need, if i can help with some
> test case.
> Have a nice way, and congratulation for your fantastic tool witch
> had helped all Internet to be better, and saved millions of
> development's hours near thousand of people like me.
>
> --
> Best Regards,
> Christophe Courriel : ch.esper...@libertysurf.fr> Now, just try to work with firebug in this modal box.
>
> Fell free to ask anything you would need, if i can help with some
> test case.
> Have a nice way, and congratulation for your fantastic tool witch
> had helped all Internet to be better, and saved millions of
> development's hours near thousand of people like me.
>
> --
> Best Regards,
Nicolas Hatier
Jun 5, 2012, 12:14:27 PM6/5/12
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Honza, I've seen one of the behaviors Christophe describes. When the Script panel is manually deactivated, if a javascript error happens on the page afterwards, Firebug sometimes switches to the (deactivated) Script panel.
Christophe, si je peux être utile, envoie-moi (directement) les instructions en français et je les traduirai pour Honza
If I can be of any help, Christophe, send me (offlist) your instructions in French and I will translate them for Honza.
NH
Jan Honza Odvarko
Jun 7, 2012, 9:31:34 AM6/7/12
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On Jun 5, 6:14 pm, Nicolas Hatier <nicolas.hat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Honza, I've seen one of the behaviors Christophe describes. When the
> Script panel is manually deactivated, if a javascript error happens on
> the page afterwards, Firebug sometimes switches to the (deactivated)
> Script panel.
Ah! Can you post detailed instructions how to reproduce this?
> Honza, I've seen one of the behaviors Christophe describes. When the
> Script panel is manually deactivated, if a javascript error happens on
> the page afterwards, Firebug sometimes switches to the (deactivated)
> Script panel.
Thanks!
Honza
Nicolas Hatier
Jun 7, 2012, 10:55:14 AM6/7/12
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HTML file:
<html><script> setTimeout(function() { error(); }, 1000); </script></html>
Open this, open firebug, disable Script, click HTML tab, then refresh.
Wait 1 second.
Nicolas
<html><script> setTimeout(function() { error(); }, 1000); </script></html>
Open this, open firebug, disable Script, click HTML tab, then refresh.
Wait 1 second.
Nicolas
Jan Honza Odvarko
Jun 8, 2012, 6:41:15 AM6/8/12
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On Jun 7, 4:55 pm, Nicolas Hatier <nicolas.hat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> HTML file:
> <html><script> setTimeout(function() { error(); }, 1000); </script></html>
>
> Open this, open firebug, disable Script, click HTML tab, then refresh.
> Wait 1 second.
I can't reproduce this with: Firebug 1.10a10 + Firefox 16
> HTML file:
> <html><script> setTimeout(function() { error(); }, 1000); </script></html>
>
> Open this, open firebug, disable Script, click HTML tab, then refresh.
> Wait 1 second.
Can you check with Firebug 1.10?
http://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/1.10/firebug-1.10.0a10.xpi
Honza
Nicolas Hatier
Jun 8, 2012, 11:30:52 AM6/8/12
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Right, seems ok in 1.10.
NH
NH
Jan Honza Odvarko
Jun 8, 2012, 11:44:24 AM6/8/12
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Thanks for the update!
We are not working on 1.9.2 at the moment so, I would recommend
using 1.10, which is pretty stable (even if marked alpha)
Honza
We are not working on 1.9.2 at the moment so, I would recommend
using 1.10, which is pretty stable (even if marked alpha)
Honza
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