Question

I'm used to debugging JavaScript in Chrome or Firefox just because their built in developer tools are a lot cleaner than IE's. IE8 came along way with the Developer Tools being more polished, but they're still not completely up to snuff. I like being able to step through code as if I was in Visual Studio, and that is pretty nice about IE, however, when trying to do a simple console.log on an object that I have, in Firefox/Chrome/etc. I can actually explore that object.

In IE, the console is simply outputting the following:

LOG: [object Object]

Is there any way to drill down into that object in IE like in Chrome/Firefox/etc.?

Was it helpful?

Solution

Maybe you can try what Xavi suggested here: How do I dump JavaScript vars in IE8?

OTHER TIPS

You might want to try:

console.log(JSON.stringify(foobarObject));

Use:

console.dir(obj); 

This will will give you all properties of the object also in IE.

Add the object to watch and you can see and analyze it completely from watch panel.

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