I am debugging someone else's code for a web page with some JavaScript effects, with ASP.NET is done. This is a form that we are populating with editable data already, and one of the text boxes is populating the wrong value.
I know that the code behind the text box is being filled with the correct value, but it gets overwritten between the other browsers in there
trying to know it Where it happened, I got an interesting situation If I right-click the offensive element and select "View the source of the page", then I can scroll down the element
But the wrong value is both provided in the HTML and IE Developer Toolbar.
It looks like hell of a clue, but I do not have enough information about "see source" works to tell what is happening behind the curtain "View source" source What happens between the generation and actually the rendering page?
EDIT: I came to know that it was going wrong by putting the break point everywhere where the ID is on Javascript (not exactly elegant, but I got it).
Suggestions for deactivating JavaScript and using IE8 were very helpful thanks.
If you want to see how Javascript has impacted your page, then IE8 or Firefox / Firebug On the Use page to see what it is (n)
They will also give you information on the CSS style, if the case actually shows the wrong element, and the correct one is hidden
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