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How does one go about debugging javascript? Do you use firebug and run your page through your localhost? If javascript is part of an ASP.NET application, I have found that the breakpoints in a .js file in Visual Studio seem to be ignored. The problem I see is that the ASP.NET application which uses javascript code has too versions -- a published and a debug version. The Debug version is located within my group of folders under the localhost. Also, when I launch the program through Visual Studio, it defaults to IE. Is there some way I can have it launch a different browser that will allow for javascript debugging? Is there a step-by-step description somewhere? Javascript seems to be very popular. I imagine a debugger is in use. So, what is it and how can you use it if your javascript is already part of an asp.net web site/page?

How do you set compilation debut to "true" in an ASP.NET program? When I try to debug the app I inherited, I get this error: When I look into the web.config file, I see that this might have something to do with a missing compiler setting: So, do you have any idea how to set compilation item in ASP.net?

How do I get search engine results programatically? Some search engines use AJAX to display content and so the URL does not change. This makes it difficult to get result content from a search engine programatically. Most search engines do not use AJAX. But two popular ones that I am interested in is YANDEX and DUCKDUCKGO. Both of these search engines use AJAX to advance beyond the first page of results. How do I find a way to programatically access these pages?

How does Yandex do its trick? I want to programatically get the contents of a Yandex.com search result. The proglem is that a search page url does not change when you do a search on yandex.com and advance to see more pages. It must be done somehow by javascript. Any ideas?

What is the WPF equivalant of DocumentCompleted for the WebBrowser class? The DocumentCompleted method does not exist in WPF (at least not in the latest version of .NET and visual studio). So how do I do the same thing that one could do with Windows Forms in WPF? This is a reoccuring thing. I find the need to have a methond in a C# class in WPF. Then I find that the methods are redone from Windows Forms to WPF and there is no supporting documentation to be found. Windows Forms C# seems to have its own set of APIs and Methods. WPF C# seems to have its own set of APIs and Methods. Silvelight C# seems to have its own set of APIs and Methods. I have wondered how developers navagate from one jungle to the next. If you want to do something in WPF and all you can find it examples of how to perform a task in Windows Forms, what is the trick to finding out the equivalent in an other API library?