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[Jose_49]

Hi guys. I'm having some problems with the DOM giving me the error as "DOM Object Constructor can not be called as a function" only on Webkit browsers (Safari, Chrome, etc.)

The problem is that I'm at a loss with Google Chrome JavaScript debugger. I'm used to Opera's Dragonfly and Firefox' Firebug.

Unfortunately I can't use them (or do not know how to) for knowing where the error is being thrown.


So, can anyone tell me how do I inspect the JavaScript with Google Chrome so I can know where the error is thrown? Please note that the JS being analyzed is not on an external .js page, but on an actual .php

BTW, I used a try and catch statement to read the error. The thing is, that I have dozens of them on the code.

Thanks

[Jose_49]

Just discovered it! On the JavaScript console there's a pause sign. Just press it and wait for the magic!