Jeroen Reijn • 7/11/2006

Javascript debugging in Internet Explorer

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The article discusses the challenges of debugging JavaScript in Internet Explorer and provides solutions. It explains how to enable debugging in IE's options and reviews two Microsoft tools—the free Microsoft Script Debugger and the Microsoft Script Editor from Office—as alternatives to using basic alert() statements, comparing their utility to Firefox's Venkman debugger.

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