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Ive got some particularly nasty Javascript I am trying to debug. Specifically, I am trying to determine what functions are making certain http requests. Due to the shear size of the .js file and the generally poor quality, it is not as easy as hunting through the file manually.
I am vaguely experienced with Fiddler and Firebug, is this a capability built into those applications? Is there a better way to do this, if it is even possible?
In the development version of Google Chrome you now have the ability to break the code on any XHR that is made. (wrench > tools > developer tools)
