问题
I normally do my web dev using Firefox - I periodically test for cross browser compatability of my pages by using FF and IE.
I have just found that one of my AJAX pages stopped working in IE - although it works fine in FF. With FF, I always use FireBug to debug my Ajax interactions. I am looking for a similar tool to use with IE - to see what it is causing it to fail, even though it is a straightforward AJAX process on the page.
I downloaded Firebug Lite and that was very helpful, as it brought a familiar dev environment into IE. Unfortunately, I have not been able to debug my AJAX interactions following the ForebugLite's documentation:
firebug.watchXHR: Use this function to watch the status of XmlHttpRequest objects.
var req = new XmlHttpRequest;
firebug.watchXHR(req);
I inserted that in my page - so the top of my page looks like this:
<script type='text/javascript'
src='http://getfirebug.com/releases/lite/1.2/firebug-lite-compressed.js'>
var req = new XmlHttpRequest;
firebug.watchXHR(req);
</script>
However, I still could not debug the AJAX interactions (i.e. nothing shows in the console window when I click on a link that triggers an AJAX call).
Has anyone managed to do this before (IE7 and Firebug Lite)?
回答1:
Or, you could install Fiddler and watch all of your web traffic.
回答2:
Try DebugBar - I think it will capture this.
回答3:
To use Firebug lite, you have to attach Firebug to each XHR request. So you'll wanna call firebug.watchXHR(req); for each ajax request you make, before you fire the request.
If you are using a library such as Jquery or Prototypejs to make your Ajax requests, you can wire Firebug lite into the process for easy debugging.
回答4:
charles is another option for studying your network traffic but debugBar would probably be my choice.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2022089/how-can-i-watch-i-e-debug-xmlhttprequest-actions-in-ie8-using-firebug-li