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Q: 

View javascript generated by rjs file

The question is simple, yet I didn't find an answer to it yet:

How can I view the javascript code generated by an rjs file?

+1  A: 

Among many useful features the FireBug plugin can show you AJAX generated requests and responses.

Darin Dimitrov  2009-07-25 10:11:55
Thanks for the hint - I installed firefox with firebug and it's indeed a very interesting plugin.
 2009-07-25 10:35:27
A: 

Besides FireBug, you may want to look at the Phoenix Editor. It allows viewing and editing of any JS active on a web page.

I wouldn't recommend having Firebug or Phoenix active for day-to-day browsing as it slows down Firefox. Firebug can be switched of, but the Phoenix add on has to be deactivated in the AddOns window.

bb  2009-07-25 10:28:59

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