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meltemi
meltemi

Reputation: 141

unable to set web inspector breakpoints after upgrade to Safari 7.0.4, both local and remote

After an upgrade to OSX 10.9.3 (13D65) and Safari 7.0.4 (9537.76.4), I am unable to set breakpoints in my cordova app using the Safari web inspector. Enabled breakpoints appear as dark grey, disabled as a lighter grey. "debugger" statements are ignored. The behavior is the same on either the simulator (iOS 7.1 11D167) or a physical device (iOS 7.1.1 11D201). The mobile app does show up under the Develop menu (iPad Simulator or xxx iPad). I can inspect the DOM. I tried the solutions suggested in this problem: Why is Web Inspector showing me "no inspectable applications"?, and this Why Safari shows "No Inspectable Applications" during remote debugging with iOS 6 device?.

The mobile app is compiled locally. It is debuggable on a second machine running the same versions of OSX & Safari, but I don't have access to that machine full time. Both machines have the same developer profiles and certificates (with private keys). How can I diagnose this?? Thank you for your help.

Upvotes: 4

Views: 4074

Answers (2)

ElmerCat
ElmerCat

Reputation: 3155

It is also necessary to place your breakpoints on lines containing executable code.

Breakpoints on blank lines between other lines of code are ignored.

Upvotes: 2

meltemi
meltemi

Reputation: 141

turns out that the issue was "Stop-plugins to save power" was enabled under Safari / Preferences (Advanced Tab). That disabled the ability to set a breakpoint. I don't recall setting that, but I didn't see anything indicating that the upgrade set that preference.

Upvotes: 10

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