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IE7 Debugging Tips
IE7 isn’t debuggable out-of-the box, but with some free (and not free) extras, you’ll be up and running in no time.
Note: IE7 does not allow trailing commas in JS object literals, but FF, Safari, and Chrome do. You’ll know that’s the problem if you get an “XXX is undefined” error in the debugger.
1. Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar (free)
You’ll find this at microsoft.com. It allows you to inspect the DOM, primarily (think FireBug-lite).
2. Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition (free)
Also at microsoft.com, this free download allows you to debug JavaScript. To use it, follow the instructions at berniecode.com.
3. IEWatch (30-day demo)
This product allows you to inspect Ajax traffic. Find it here.
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