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I have the following is really weird. Bassically when I view the source of the page everything looks fine but the page looks all wrong. So I decided to take a look at the source using firebug and firebug shows a very different story. But if I refresh the page the page looks fine and the source and firebug match up. See below for what the source is but what firefox displays and firebug shows: View source shows this: <div class="mainpanel"> <a class="thumbphoto" onclick="window.location=this.href;return false;" href="/Photograph/Narooma/Little-Rock"> <div class="thumbphotoimage"><table

I have seen this on a lots of websites e-g: Even here: http://www.w3.org/2005/10/howto-favicon When you load all the resources for this page under Net Panel in firebug and check the images tab, it shows all the images on the page but the favicon doesnt show up. Why? Should I be looking for it somewhere else in firebug. The first answer to this thread , by Jan Odvarko (who is a contributor to Firebug) , seems to explain why the favicon is not displayed in Firebug's net tab (quoting) : The problem is that the network request for favicon isn't associated with the page where the icon is displayed.

My problem is the webapp I am working on is pinging the server at short interval so I have many lines coming in Network tab of Chrome developer tools. First problem: Chrome start to be irresponsive and then crash Second problem: I want to remove all the ping request and have only the request I want to monitor. Is there a way to filter XHR request by name or pattern ? Bonus : same question apply for Firebug In this screenshot I wish to filter our all 'bind' requests. Thanks This feature was added in September 2012: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=117702#c4 Cmd/Ctr-F to

I am new to Python and I am learning it for scraping purposes I am using BeautifulSoup to collect links (i.e href of 'a' tag). I am trying to collect the links under the "UPCOMING EVENTS" tab of site http://allevents.in/lahore/ . I am using Firebug to inspect the element and to get the CSS path but this code returns me nothing. I am looking for the fix and also some suggestions for how I can choose proper CSS selectors to retrieve desired links from any site. I wrote this piece of code: from bs4 import BeautifulSoup import requests url = "http://allevents.in/lahore/" r = requests.get(url) data

I know there must be a way to do this and I've always just worked around it but, is there some way I can see (and/or edit) the pseudo-class styles applied to an element? For example, Im looking to edit .myclass:hover or #someid:active in the debugger. ps. Im really more concerned with how to do this in the chrome debugger although firebug is appreciated to! thirtydot Inspect the element, and then: For Firebug: Note that the hover CSS code will disappear if you fly over the element again (you must recheck :hover ). For Chrome: You can see both the psuedo-class rules and force them on elements.

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 由 翻译 强力驱动 问题: When I open firebug on one site, I can not analyse anything because every a few seconds a break-point triggers on that line: ( function () { ( function a () { try { ( function b ( i ) { if (( '' + ( i / i )). length !== 1 || i % 20 === 0 ) { ( function () {}). constructor ( 'debugger' )(); } else { debugger ; } b (++ i ); }( 0 )) } catch ( e ) { setTimeout ( a , 5000 ) } })() })(); The button enable/disable breakpoints doesn't work. I can not turn it off. How to disable it? 回答1: Firebug does allow to break this vicious circle by