Help!

[mbcrui]

We need someone who groks javascript to look at something because it's not breaking at seemingly random points.  Anyone ??

Comments

[techieb0y]

..."it's not breaking at seemingly random points."

Well that's simple, add a randomizer and use it to pick part of the DOM tree to prune off :p

[rono_60103]

In spite of the amount of Javascript I've implemented (mostly from on-line or printed "cookbooks") and debugged recently, I'm not sure I'm up to trying to debug someone else's Javascript.

However, I can mention that I've found the Javascript debugger in Firefox to be useful more often than not, or at least once I learned to deal with its idiosyncrasies.

[mbcrui]

Thanks, Ron, but it's not broken in Firefox. Damned MS.