Xun Ding is the author of this article explaining how client-side script works with ASP NET 2.0:
“ASP.NET provides a number of ways of working with client-side script. This article explores the usage and drawbacks of ASP.NET script callbacks, and briefly presents a bird’s view of ASP.NET AJAX. To learn about common used Javascript functions in ASP.NET 2.0, please refer to the first part.“
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To debug JS in Vs 2005 make sure you haven’t checked “Disable script debugging” in Internet Expolorer Option menu.
Under the Debug menu, Windows, choose Script Explorer. This should show a window on the right side with a list of the running documents. It should show the aspx page any any .js files you have included. Open up any of the .JS files and set breakpoints in your code. Once the script is executed it should stop at your breakpoints and give you all the current watch funcationality that you have come to expect from VS.NET.
The March CTP of Visual Studio marks the debut of a much-requested and long-awaited feature: improved JScript IntelliSense. We’ve been working on this for almost a year now and I’m pretty excited to finally be able to share it with the public. There are a variety of topics I’d like to deep dive into, but for today let’s just take a quick aerial tour of the new features.
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