ie-developer-tools

I am trying to debug my jQuery(Tools) script that is not working on IE. An example can be found here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16799097/www/demo/jQuery_Slider/index.html It loads correctly, the first (sliding) event occurs, and then nothing append. When I try to debug my script by reloading the page with the developer-tools (press the F12 key), everything works like a charm ... What can I do if I cannot debug ? Any help would be appreciated, I am stuck ... thirtydot The error is (in slider.js ): 'console' is undefined The console object is only defined in IE when you open the Developer Tools .

I have upgraded to Windows 10; had a great experience on installation process. But very strange thing is I am not finding a way to pin (ctrl+9 for IE) the Developer Tools to an existing window with the MS Edge browser app. Is it missing? Correct, pinning/unpinning the F12 developers is not available in current builds of Microsoft Edge (10240). This is a known issue and we are planning to bring it back in a future update. In my laptop , the Microsoft Edge has it pinned. And the icon with the shoutcut (Ctrl+P) is back too. Microsoft Edge 25.10586.0.0 Microsoft EdgeHTML 13.10586 And in my desktop

I'm looking for an ie8-addon that displays the http headers like firebug or httpliveheaders do. Any advice is appreciated. edit: I may be blind but it seems as if the built-in developer tools (F12) do not show the http headers. jlembke You might be looking for Fiddler2 Fiddler is a Web Debugging Proxy which logs all HTTP(S) traffic between your computer and the Internet. Fiddler allows you to inspect all HTTP(S) traffic, set breakpoints, and "fiddle" with incoming or outgoing data. Fiddler includes a powerful event-based scripting subsystem, and can be extended using any .NET language. Fiddler

Do the F12 developer tools in Internet Explorer 11 also have the "Always refresh from server" feature of the developer tools in IE 8-10? I see the "Clear browser cache... (Ctrl + R)" button on the Network tool , but clicking on it appears to do nothing (the Temporary Internet Files folder still has files in it afterward). I also have the "Check for newer versions of stored pages:" setting set to "Every time I visit the webpage", but this does not appear to always refresh external assets. Can the cache be completely disabled in IE 11 for development? For now I am just holding down the Ctrl key

In Chromes Dev Tools, you can select an element and enable the hover state. Is there a way that this can be done in Internet Explorers Dev Tools? Leo Lei I am not sure what version of IE you were using when you asked this question. Just for everyone's information, I am able to view the hover style through the HTML tab by using the following sequence of steps in IE 9 : Open the developer tool Hover over the element you want to view its hover CSS while leaving the developer window focused . Press F5 while your mouse is still over the element Ctrl + B and click on the element You can now view the