How do I debug jQuery events using Firefox debugger?

问题

I've been wracking my brain over this and cannot figure it out for the life of me.

Here's a test page I built for the sake of this discussion:

http://jsbin.com/garokalocu

Let's assume this page is very complex and I didn't build it, and I'm trying to see the code that runs when the user clicks "Do It." So I open the debugger, open the side pane and click "Events." I checkmark the click event for #execute which is the button.

Now I click the button, and the code hits the breakpoint. But strangely, the name "Bob" has already been filled in, so clearly it flew right past the actual code, and lands me here:

I don't understand what's going on here. So I tried something else, a new feature in Firefox that I thought might be handy. If I inspect the code, there are little "ev" tags on certain DOM elements. Supposedly you can click those and see the code.

Well, that was fruitless. I'd be forever grateful if someone could please tell me how on earth to debug jQuery events, and see the actual code that gets executed. Thanks!

回答1:

You see jQuery as the handler because you used jQuery to make those listeners. jQuery code is called when event is triggered. If you used normal JS addEventListener, they will show up in the event without having to step through.

According to the article here the feature is coming in Firefox 34, so if you use Firefox beta it should have the behavior you want.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26726269/how-do-i-debug-jquery-events-using-firefox-debugger