Is there a way to disable javascript debugging when using Visual Studio with IE9?
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Disable the IE9 debugger so that the debugger defers to visual studio?Quintin Robinson– Quintin Robinson2011-03-21 17:36:05 +00:00Commented Mar 21, 2011 at 17:36
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@Quintin Robinson, I would like do not use any javascript debugger at all.Cleiton– Cleiton2011-03-21 18:11:10 +00:00Commented Mar 21, 2011 at 18:11
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If you click the Tools (Alt+X) button, then click the Internet Options menu item.
In the Advanced Tab, and in the Browsing category:
Check Disable script debugging (Internet Explorer)
This should disable the Javascript debugger
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Cleiton
thanks for your help, but this option already is checked see img143.imageshack.us/i/imagemier.png
Adam Casey
Can you get a screenshot of what appears when javascript encounters an error?
Adam Casey
Did you change the Javascript debugging option recently? If so Have you tried restarting Internet Explorer & Visual Studio? (This may include shutting down sidebar.exe on windows) Infact it may be better to log on and off.
Dennis
Doesn't work for me either. On Windows 7 32 bit, Visual Studio 2010 and IE are ignoring the disable script debugging box which has always been checked.
Adam Casey
Have you tried closing all of those applications (and potentially logging off and on) after changing these options?
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I tried the solution provided by Dotmister, but it didn't work on my Vista (x64), VS2010 and IE9.
However I tried the following and it worked (source: http://www.visualstudiotutor.com/2011/02/disable-stopjavascript-debugging-in-visual-studio/)
- Open the application Property page and select the Web tab
- Select “Start External Program” and set the path to iexplorer.exe
- Enter the URL in the Command line argument option
- Hit F5 to commence debugging.
My debugger was very slow when I hit a breakpoint, partly because I had the Edit and Continue enabled (you can disable it in VS under Tools -> Options -> Debuggins -> Edit and Continue) and partly because I could not disable JavaScript debugging.
Now it is significantly faster.
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You can also disable all script debugging in VS via: reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\9.0\AD7Metrics\Engine{F200A7E7-DEA5-11D0-B854-00A0244A1DE2} /v ProgramProvider /d {4FF9DEF4-8922-4D02-9379-3FFA64D1D639} /f
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- Right click the web application and choose Properties Click Web tab
- on the left and choose “Don’t open page” radio button on the left
- panel Start Debugging (press F5)
- Open Internet Explorer and navigate the URL. { I just pinned that instance of IE to my taskbar ;-) }
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If the disable checkboxes in IE doesn't work for youm then in VS go to
Tools > Options > Debugging > Just-In-Time > Uncheck Script Option.
This worked for me.
