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Javascript: with any Firefox plugin (Firebug, whatever), how to see the route from a .js has been loaded?

Hi,

with any Firefox plugin (Firebug, whatever), how to see the route from a .js has been loaded?

Regards

Javi

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The TamperData Firefox plugin lets you see all the HTTP transactions. That would tell you the URL from which Javascript (and CSS and image, etc) files are loaded. The route taken by individual packets is not going to be available from any tool.

Pointy  2010-10-14 17:32:39
The Web Inspector available from the Develop menu in Safari shows the path that each script was loaded from in the Scripts pane.
Mark Bessey  2010-10-14 18:11:16

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