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nonopolarity

Reputation: 150976

Javascript profiler shows each() spending a lot of time, but how to find where it is?

IE 8 and Firebug's Javascript profiler both showed that jQuery each() spent a lot of time, but since the each() is not inside a function, there is no way to tell which line it is, and there are lots of these each() in the global scope of the source code. On Firebug, it can show you the file and line number, but it will take you to jQuery source code of each() without any call stack, so it is no use.

Is there a way to find out which each() it was?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 206

Answers (1)

Vincent McNabb
Vincent McNabb

Reputation: 34659

Google Chrome's Javascript console lets you take a snapshot of the stack under the "Profiling" tab.

The Scripts tab allows you to step through your scripts line by line.

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Upvotes: 1

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