I want to find an element in FireFox 13. The problem is that I can't right click on my element. This is due to the fact that my element is a hide menu, which open on left click, and close on right click.
There is any other option to do that?
You can click "Inspect Element" from Firebug instead the right-click menu.
In "Script" panel, you can also enable Break-On-Next (pause button) which will pause the debugger on the next JavaScript statement execution (i.e. on the event listener for click in your situation). You can also enable this with a keyboard shortcut Alt+Ctrl+B.
Another solution is opening the console tab and writing
setTimeout(() => {debugger}, 5000)
This will trigger the debugger after 5 seconds. So as soon as u enter this command click on the menu and wait for the debugger to start and freeze your menu in place.
If 5 seconds is too little, increase the number 5000 as u see fit.
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With the latest macOS, the tab feature introduced,
my app needs to support this.
Here is the thing, I don't know how to distinguish the closing event like the title I said.
What I expect is when I click the "x" on the left of a tabbed window, it should close this single tab window.
And when I click the "x" on the left top of the whole window, it should close all the tabbed window in this main window.
I have implemented these two methods, when I click the "x" on the left top if the whole window, it can close all tabbed window, and when I didn't merge them into a window, I can close it one by one.
But when I merge them into a window and click "x" on the left of each tab window. it still close all the tabbed window. So I think the root cause is I can't tell the tab closing and window closing event.
Any idea? Thanks
Most UI when mouse control click will put the typo correction suggestions on the immediate menu. In IntellyJ you have to click two more times to get there. Alt + enter, gets you there with only one more step, but itself it is expensive to use as a shortcut (especially combined with following mouse operation).
Is it possible to configure IntellyJ to move the typo suggestions on the top, for the context menu for word with a spelling error?
Or alternatively, can I create a shortcut that directly pops the box with suggestions?
I have a jump list (Delphi XE7) and I have all my open forms there so the user can open the one he wants.
I wonder if it's possible (and how to) add a right click option ("close" in this case) or a small X button to the jump list items, that closes the form.
In the firebug plugin for Firefox, under the Script Tab, in the right hand side window, there is the watch tab. Here you can enter a variable name, or javascript expression and have it evaluated.
If you need to change that expression, you can right click it, and select "Edit watch expression..." On occasion you can double click it, and it will let you edit, but sometimes this does not work. Usually when you are watching an object.
Is there a keyboard short cut to edit the selected watch expression? Or a consistent way to use double click to edit, instead of expanding the object.
I expected F2 to work, but that does nothing.
I've found that if you double click in the far right of the input section (just to the left of the delete button) then firebug will start editing the watch for you.
I did this before but can't remember how the heck I did it.
I want to have a button on my vb6 IDE toolbar that takes me back to the previous place I was in the code (in my "history) -- an incredibly useful feature.
I have it in my properties (right-click) menu but don't see it in the other menus from which I could drag it to the Toolbar.
Any ideas?
This should do it:
In the IDE right click an empty spot on your
menu and select Customize...
Select the Command tab in the Customize dialog
Select View from the Categories list.
On the Commands list you should see
an item called Last Position.
Drag this item to a toolbar.
#Jay's answer is right on. There are also handy shortcut keys for this feature and the related Definition feature:
Last Position: Ctl + Shift + F2
Definition: Shift + F2
In one of the toolbars in the sample applications?