Firebug Tip: include() command
by Honza- Published:January 19th, 2013
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- Category:Firebug, Firebug Tip, Planet Mozilla
Firebug Command Line is probably one of the most important Firebug features and its value is yet extended by set of built-in commands.
One of the new commands, introduced in Firebug 1.11 is include() and this post is intended to explain how to use it and make your development more effective.
Firebug Commands
Before we start with include() command let's take a look at quick summary of all Firebug built-in commands.
help$(id)$$(selector)$x(xpath)$0$1$n(index)dir(object)dirxml(node)cd(window)
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clear()copy(object)inspect(object)keys(object)values(object)include(url)debug(fn)undebug(fn)monitor(fn)unmonitor(fn)
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monitorEvents(object)unmonitorEvents(object)profile([title])profileEnd()table(data[, columns])traceCalls(fn)untraceCalls(fn)traceAll()untraceAll()
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Did you know all of them? See Firebug wiki for more details.
See all Firebug tips
Now learn about include()
