Hi again,
The script debugger cannot step into a .NET method. However, you can force it to stop within the "sample.js" code by adding a
The
Good luck!
I am not setting any break point to dynamically generated script.
The script debugger cannot step into a .NET method. However, you can force it to stop within the "sample.js" code by adding a
debugger statement:debugger; var d=25; var e=35; var f=d*e;
debugger statement will cause the script debugger to break in at that location. It does nothing when no script debugger is attached. You can add it to the script file or insert it programmatically at runtime.Good luck!