04-26-2006, 02:28 PM
As I work within the Web Development industry, I
find that a lot of people develop primarily for IE.
I know that people say you shouldn't and, well, that's simply just not true. Just develop for both
but still that's another story.
This is just a simple bit of advice really, for when you get those javascript problems that you can't work out what's
going wrong.
Use Firefox - the console will log the correct and exact location of the error, cutting down the time it takes to find and debug your
code.
Just a little tip
find that a lot of people develop primarily for IE.
I know that people say you shouldn't and, well, that's simply just not true. Just develop for both
but still that's another story.
This is just a simple bit of advice really, for when you get those javascript problems that you can't work out what's
going wrong.
Use Firefox - the console will log the correct and exact location of the error, cutting down the time it takes to find and debug your
code.
Just a little tip