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I am working on an enterprise web site that runs on IE only. Some times some script makes an AJAX call to the server. I need to find the javascript code that makes this request. How can I do it in IE9? The code executes by itself so I think that I should either manually find where it is called (the unpreferred way) or find out the place in the code based on some network trace. But I couldn’t find any references of the javascript in the network trace.
IE 8+ has a built-in developer toolbar with a profiler you can use to monitor scripts. You can access it by hitting [
F12], select the |Profiler| Tab and then press start.