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Build Identifier: 20100617-1415 I am attempting to debug a PHP web page in eclipse and the javascript crashes due to it detecting a DOM element (document.getElementsByName()) as an empty array. I run this exact same file on my local web server (same as debugger is linked to) and it works in an external browser - finding the elements. I have put an alert into the javascript (in the validateData() function on line 1432 of profile.php), to give me a length on the array returned. In the internal browser, it gives me '0' and prevents my javascript function from proceeding, preventing me from getting to the PHP script that I need to debug. In an external browser (IE), it gives me '1' and the javascript proceeds normally and then the PHP script hits its bug and I can't see what's going on to fix it. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Open main file in PHP Debug perspective 2.Navigate to the "Your Information" view 3.Select "Submit" tab 4.Type 'yes' into the field and click submit button
Created attachment 190765 [details] main wrapper page for app This is the page needed to wrap the home.php and profile.php files.
Created attachment 190766 [details] The opening content the wrapper loads on default.
Created attachment 190767 [details] file with content that debugger executes incorrectly this file has the line of code that is executed incorrectly in the debugger browser.
I am not sure what the reason is for this not working in the internal browser, but I found a work-around and have updated my conditional statements to check the length of the array rather than the existence of the array. It seems to be working appropriately with that change.
