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Cross-Browser Development
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Almost all development on Liferay will be viewed by users of a variety of browsers. What tools are available to help make that job easier?
Firefox #
- Use the following Firefox add-ons
- Web Developer - essential developer toolbar
- Firebug - Javascript debugger
Internet Explorer #
- Test across multiple versions. There are various options on any operating system to run multiple versions of IE:
- Windows -Tredosoft's Multiple IE
- Linux - IEs4Linux
- Mac OS X - IEs4osX
- Use the Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar
Safari #
- Now available for Mac OS X and Windows
- Enable debug menu. In Terminal application, type defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1 and restart Safari. With the release of Safari 3.0, if the debug menu is enabled, you will be given a new option to open a Web Inspector, a new powerful debugging tool developed by Apple:
- Use Drosera, Apple's open source javascript debugger
- Find other useful extensions at Pimp My Safari.
General Tools #
- If you are not using Firefox but want the Web Developer tools, you can find the javascripts leveraged by the toolbar provided by the author: https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/webdevel.html
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