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I’m trying to reverse-engineer some JavaScript and, annoyingly, the JS isn’t terribly clear or well-documented. I’ve got a series of events that are fired (using JQuery) that I need to find where the function lives.
Is there a way of configuring Firebug (or the Opera/IE consoles – not Chrome/Safari) so that I can see what events are fired when I click a button?
Thanks
In firebug, select console tab. Click on profile, do your activity on page, again click on profile…list of called function will be listed below in firebug panel.