- The Console panel renders an indicator (an envelope) for elements that have jQuery.data associated. You might try to execute the following expression on the Console panel command line: jQuery("*") if you have such element(s) on your page.
- Clicking on the envelope in the Console panel opens the VariablesView with details.
- The Console panel has a new "jQuerify" button in the toolbar that can be used to inject jQuery in the current page. There is a extensions.firebug.firequery.jQueryURL pref that provides the URL (this is the original pref name, we might want to change it)
- The Inspector panel renders an indicator (an envelope) for elements that have jQuery data associated.
- Clicking on an envelope in the Inspector panel opens a tooltip with details.
- Right clicking on an envelope in the Inspector panel and picking "Show DOM Properties" opens the Variables View with details.
- Envelopes in the Inspector panel are dynamically added/removed as jQuery is creating/removing data.
== Known Issues ==
- In e10s mode, FireQuery works only on the first browser tab where the Toolbox is opened. Blocked by the platform bug 1181100 (but new report might be needed)
- Support for existing themes
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to Jan Odvarko, Jeff Griffiths, dev-developer-tools dev
Pretty cool, Jan. Tested on Dev Ed.
Is the envelope that I see in the Inspector meant to do the same/similar
thing? I mention it because, it appears that the selector-arrow (in the
inspector) is now failing to find/locate the selected HTML element... maybe
that's a different bug...
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to Russ Thomas, Jeff Griffiths, dev-developer-tools dev
> On 08 Jul 2015, at 22:30, Russ Thomas <russg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Pretty cool, Jan. Tested on Dev Ed.
>
> Is the envelope that I see in the Inspector meant to do the same/similar thing?
Clicking on an envelope in the Inspector panel should show a tooltip
with details (expandable tree showing jQuery.data structure)
>
> On 8 July 2015 at 14:53, Jan Odvarko <odv...@gmail.com <mailto:odv...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> We have been recently working on FireQuery extension to DevTools targeting jQuery folks.
>
> beta 3 is now available for download:
>
> It should be pretty solid atm
>
> == Features ==
>
> - The Console panel renders an indicator (an envelope) for elements that have jQuery.data associated. You might try to execute the following expression on the Console panel command line: jQuery("*") if you have such element(s) on your page.
>
> - Clicking on the envelope in the Console panel opens the VariablesView with details.
>
> - The Console panel has a new "jQuerify" button in the toolbar that can be used to inject jQuery in the current page. There is a extensions.firebug.firequery.jQueryURL pref that provides the URL (this is the original pref name, we might want to change it)
>
> - The Inspector panel renders an indicator (an envelope) for elements that have jQuery data associated.
>
> - Clicking on an envelope in the Inspector panel opens a tooltip with details.
>
> - Right clicking on an envelope in the Inspector panel and picking "Show DOM Properties" opens the Variables View with details.
>
> - Envelopes in the Inspector panel are dynamically added/removed as jQuery is creating/removing data.
>
> == Known Issues ==
>
> - In e10s mode, FireQuery works only on the first browser tab where the Toolbox is opened. Blocked by the platform bug 1181100 (but new report might be needed)
> - Support for existing themes
>
> == Test Pages ==
>