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By operadev anchor Wednesday, 15. November 2006, 16:09:41

Opera developer tools

Get an early glimpse of developer tools used internally by Web Application developers at Opera Software.

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By fearphage anchor Sunday, 6. April 2008, 19:15:38

avatarTo add to the feature requests:
  • eval() debugging
  • ability to see and debug events attached to elements using obj.addEventListener()

Perhaps I should just link you to firebug's release notes :D

Post edited Sunday, 6. April 2008, 19:30:24

By Schwenx anchor Monday, 7. April 2008, 14:26:29

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Originally posted by chrismills:

Originally posted by fearphage:

Originally posted by chrismills:

closed alpha

Meaning the people here drooling over it might not get it before xmas?



We'd be happy for a few of you to take part in the testing. Let me know.



Hi,
are there any news about the new developer tools? If it is not too late, I'd also sacrifice me for testing purposes :cool:

By JanGen anchor Monday, 21. April 2008, 10:25:26

avatarI would like to test as well.

By surajnaikin anchor Tuesday, 6. May 2008, 17:52:01

avatari could not install it...why its not so simmple..i doubt if you guys checked once if it runs or not?Because certainly i am not dumb who can not understand how few things works...?
please give a clear instrcution on how to install tools like dragonfly..ii browsed almost 5-6 links to reach to download that too opera 9.5, which again i doubt has the dragonfly installed in it..
really real frustrating..i could not sleep whole night why i could not do it...really feeling upset..
cant stop...


Originally posted by operadev:

Get an early glimpse of developer tools used internally by Web Application developers at Opera Software.

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By fearphage anchor Tuesday, 6. May 2008, 18:17:41

avatar@surajnaikin: Dragonfly button

By d.i.z. anchor Tuesday, 6. May 2008, 18:35:01

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Originally posted by fearphage:

@surajnaikin: Dragonfly button


Why not use this nice DOM Console icon?
Dragonfly
And of course latest Opera is needed: http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2008/05/06/getting-ready-for-dragonfly

By fearphage anchor Tuesday, 6. May 2008, 20:23:43

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Originally posted by d.i.z.:

And of course latest Opera is needed

For windows and linux, beta 2 already has all it needs. Only Mac kids need to upgrade to the latest snapshot to use it. I'll use the dom console button instead... good idea.

By dstorey O anchor Tuesday, 6. May 2008, 23:05:11

avatarNice button :smile: There is a little Opera Dragonfly icon, that is simplified from the logo on the Dragonfly blog, but it isn't quite ready yet.

By abrush anchor Wednesday, 7. May 2008, 07:15:07

avatarModerator edit: English please.

Post edited Wednesday, 7. May 2008, 10:03:15

By ytsmabeer anchor Wednesday, 7. May 2008, 07:31:25

avatarabrush:English would be appreciated. translation:Why can't I turn on dragonfly's development kneading board"
I gues he/she is missing the button or can't find it.

Dragonfly

By haavard O anchor Wednesday, 7. May 2008, 10:03:50

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Originally posted by surajnaikin:

please give a clear instrcution on how to install tools like dragonfly


It's quite simple:

1. Get the latest 9.5 build
2. Go to the "Tools > Advanced > Developer Tools" menu

By fearphage anchor Wednesday, 7. May 2008, 14:09:08

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Originally posted by haavard:

It's quite simple:

1. Get the latest 9.5 build
2. Go to the "Tools > Advanced > Developer Tools" menu

This is true if you are using the default menus... which is less likely for the class of people that dragonfly appeals to. The button is then the only way to access it.

By super_j-a-y anchor Thursday, 8. May 2008, 21:26:58

avatarwhich version now is more recent? that on the original page or that posted By d.i.z. Sunday, 4. November 2007, 22:16:36

???

By d.i.z. anchor Friday, 9. May 2008, 07:41:25

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Originally posted by super_j-a-y:

which version now is more recent? that on the original page or that posted By d.i.z. Sunday, 4. November 2007, 22:16:36


As fearphage explained, there is not much of a difference in terms of using Dragonfly if you are in Windows.
But the one posted by me is never, have some bugs fixed.

By justnewbee anchor Wednesday, 21. October 2009, 03:04:28

avatarI cannot drag :frown:

By drworm anchor Wednesday, 21. October 2009, 21:23:56

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Originally posted by justnewbee:

I cannot drag :frown:


Drag your mouse up or down when you click and hold the link, as opposed to left or right.

By geq anchor Thursday, 5. November 2009, 01:47:47

avatarIt's not possible to click the buttons nor drag them into the toolbars in Opera 10.

Regards.

By chrismills O anchor Thursday, 5. November 2009, 07:00:22

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Originally posted by geq:

It's not possible to click the buttons nor drag them into the toolbars in Opera 10.



The buttons got broken during a recent upgrade, and I have submitted a request to fix them, so hopefully they will be working again very soon.

thanks for your patience.

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