what dom events will fire

[Eddified]

I am trying to figure out how to see what events are attached to a
given DOM element. For example, if I use javascript to add a listener
to the 'click' event of a DIV element like this:
myDiv.addEventListener('click', function(){alert('test');}, false);
and I inspect the DIV in the DOM tab, I can't see any 'click' event,
or 'onclick'. I don't understand how to see what fires when the
element is clicked.

I'm using firebug version 1.2.1

[John J Barton]

If you click on the element and look in the Scripts tab locations do
you see an event script?

[Eddified]

No. I dont see the event script. Instead, I see the HTML markup of the
page.

[Eddified]

And yes, I also see the ability to have firebug show me event scripts.
But the point is I want firebug to show exactly which user code is
attached to which events given a DOM node. I can manually search
through all of the js code to find the line that caused the event to
be attached, but that doesn't really offer the functionality I'm
looking for.

[John J Barton]

Sorry I was not clear. As far as I know there isn't a way to look at
the events. But it should be possible, is needed function, etc. So how
to make progress? I would start by looking into the browser generated
event scripts, simply because I know they exist.

jjb

[Eddified]

"browser generated" event scripts? I'm not sure what you are talking
about. Perhaps I misunderstood what you were saying in your first
reply. Please elaborate. Thanks.

-Eddie

[splintor]

BTW, this feature was requested several times in the past, but
apparently, no wish was opened for it in the issue tracker:
http://groups.google.com/group/firebug/browse_thread/thread/e4271e2e6f5fdbd4
http://groups.google.com/group/firebug/browse_thread/thread/83f0c27811834499
http://groups.google.com/group/firebug/browse_thread/thread/a9bab4e2f5b6e7eb

Regards,
splintor