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I m building a blog in asp.net. I want to use jquery to add the posts and display them too. But I m not sure if it is gonna work fine in case of huge posts because last time I had problem posting a huge data using jquery ajax. The json object was truncated after 50000 characters by Firebug saying the Request Size Limit has been reached I noticed for even for a normal post the number of characters cross 50K. Is there a way to solve this "request size limit" or "is it a bad idea to pass such huge data using jquery". Please suggest me. Thanks You could also try and set this setting in your web

Both firebug and the built in console in webkit browsers make it possible to set breakpoints in running Javascript code, so you can debug it as you would with any other language. What I'm wondering is if there is any way that I can instruct firebug or webkit that I'd like to set a breakpoint on line X in file Y at runtime, and to be able to examine variables in the specific scope that I have paused in. I need something that can work in both Chrome (or any other webkit browser) and Firefox. For the latter Firebug is an acceptable dependency. Supporting IE is not a requirement. I've been

When I'm trying to check my CSS applied to, I see a class is applied twice from a same class like the picture. what's wrong? It looks like you may have linked to General.css twice in your HTML code. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21202466/firebug-shows-a-class-applied-to-my-tag-twice

I'm trying to figure out I how can do something like: console.log('<?php print_r($_SESSION); ?>'); To see the results in the console. console.log('<?php echo serialize($_SESSION); ?>'); does not work either. Is there a way for me to echo the session information in firebug or inspect element in chrome for testing purposes? You could try this : <script> console.log(<?php echo json_encode($_SESSION, JSON_HEX_TAG); ?>); </script> No quotes are required. See as well Firebug and Logging . [edit, May 2014] Updated the code to be safe against XSS attacks. Always pass JSON_HEX_TAG to json_encode if you

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I am getting some wierdness with the Firebug debugger. I have screenshots that explain the problem: http://www.tqis.com/pen/eloquency/images/tmp/before.png As this screenshot demonstrates, the line numbers after 885 are not colored green, which means Firebug does not recognize these statements as executable code. After a confounding hour or so, I got these results http://www.tqis.com/pen/eloquency/images/tmp/after.png The only difference between the files in the editor is the commented blank line. This seems like an unreliable workaround. Can anyone share something more helpful? Thanks!