cappy2112
January 24th, 2005, 09:45 PM
When I use the manual method (as described below) none of the debug Icons are enabled.
When I use the Stop command in the script, it doesn't bring up the debugger as indicated below.
I'm NOT running form a web page, I'm just double clicking on the script.
Manually If you are using the Script Debugger on Internet Information Server, you can open it as a standalone application. You would do this, for example, if you wanted to start the debugger in order to trace a logic error. You can start the Script Debugger by selecting it from the Windows Programs menu. After starting the Script Debugger, you can select a document to work with. For details, see Choosing a Document to Work With.
From your browser If you are viewing a document in Internet Explorer, you can open the debugger using the Script Debugger commands on the browser's View menu.
Programmatically You can include a statement in your script (such as Stop in VBScript or debugger in JScript) that stops execution and starts the debugger
When I use the Stop command in the script, it doesn't bring up the debugger as indicated below.
I'm NOT running form a web page, I'm just double clicking on the script.
Manually If you are using the Script Debugger on Internet Information Server, you can open it as a standalone application. You would do this, for example, if you wanted to start the debugger in order to trace a logic error. You can start the Script Debugger by selecting it from the Windows Programs menu. After starting the Script Debugger, you can select a document to work with. For details, see Choosing a Document to Work With.
From your browser If you are viewing a document in Internet Explorer, you can open the debugger using the Script Debugger commands on the browser's View menu.
Programmatically You can include a statement in your script (such as Stop in VBScript or debugger in JScript) that stops execution and starts the debugger