A few months back, I posted an article on Framework Injection where I showed how to explore a webpage through Firebug. Not having access to the utility functions that you are used to using can keep you from learning what you want. But with the click of a bookmark, you can add your favorite framework to that page. Once loaded in the page, you can use the debugger console to call functions like:
var node = $("myDiv");
or
var nodes = dojo.query("span");
It’s pretty easy and pretty slick!
The following bookmarks are for the latest versions of each framework. You also might want to review the original article to gain greater insight in to Framework Injection.
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AJAX Library
|
Injector Link (Drag to Bookmark Toolbar) |
Test Variable (If it exists, the Library is loaded) |
| Dojo Toolkit | Inject Dojo 1.5.0 | Dojo |
| Ext JS | Inject Ext 3.1.0 | Ext |
| jQuery | Inject jQuery 1.4.4 | jQuery |
| MooTools | Inject MooTools 1.3.0 | MooTools |
| Prototype | Inject Prototype 1.7.0.0 | Prototype |
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