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Peter2015-09-15 14:55:06
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Peter, 2015-09-15 14:55:06

Is there a Visual Studio and ie integration for debugging web applications?

It is necessary to make it so that when crawling around the site in internet explorer, you can stick into the breakpoints installed in Visual Studio Ultimate 2013.
This feature is implemented in the IDE from jetbrains in conjunction with google chrome, but this solution is not suitable, because. the bug can only be reproduced in ie, and debugging through the console is not convenient.

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Dmitry Kovalsky, 2015-09-15
@dmitryKovalskiy

Which side do you want to put breakpoints on? if on the Client-Side, then you don’t need VisualStudio for this, IE itself is enough. If on ServerSide - you can attach a debugger to the process that processes requests to the application and set a breakpoint, but by ear - I also don’t understand why the studio is for this. IDE from JetBrains can't cling to processes?

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Vitaly Litvinyuk, 2015-09-15
@Dzhamal

The studio has a Browser link that fits the description the most. But I'm not sure if it's possible to connect to any local site, not a project opened in the studio itself.

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Georgy Grigoriev, 2015-09-16
@IamKarlson

Maybe I don’t understand something, but the studio seems to have integration with internet explorer out of the box just for debugging js. Put a breakpoint in the js code and it will stop it. The main thing is that when you start the project for debugging, choose to run it in ie.

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