If I have an error in my javascript code, and I run the page on google chrome, I click wrench icon > tools > JavaScript console, and it shows me (in red) the exact line in my js causing the error.
On IE, I click the yellow "!" icon in the status bar, and it gives me an error message, along with a line #. While this is often helpful, many times it is not: (1) the line # in my source file often differs from the line # that IE gives me; (2) in complex systems, there might be several js files involved, and the IE message doesn't tell me which one.
So my question is: are there any options that get IE8 to show me the exact js line with the error -- without having to install anything?
I know that IE8 has a built-in javascript console, and I recall using it, but I don't remember figuring out how to achieve with it the goal I've stated in this post.
Thanks in advance.
