JOE is a browser that allows to explore the internal javascript objects of your browser and the html file it contains. It helps you to explore the DOM and compare it in different browsers. It gives also the posibility to modify the properties of JS/DOM objects. JOE 1.2 is writen in Javascript and was tested with IE6, NS7 and Mozilla 1.5 under Windows XP
You can download JOE and start it locally. (in IE press the rigth mouse
button and select Save Target As)
joe.html
You might also want to download this help file:
joehelp.html
Due to security restrictions of most browsers, you cannot debug pages which don't
come from the same server as JOE ist started. So if you start JOE from your
local hard drive you can only access files that are localy stored. If you want
to debug files from your web server, you must install it there. Your browser
will not allow you to access foreign sites on the internet.
Enter a URL in the input field of the top frame. Then press return or push
the open button and a new window will open which contains the html file you
requested. In the left frame you will have a tree containing the Javascript
objects. Double click on a leave and it will expand or collapse. Single click on
a item and in the right frame you see its property details.
If you select a
new URL in the debug window, JOE will show the new properties. You can also
click on an HTML item in the debug window, and JOE will show its properties
(without updating the object tree).
You can edit the properties by entering a new value in the input fields.
Press return to activate it or change the focus to somewhere else to cancel. In
a text area use
Tree Frame:
You can report them to
info@informatrix.ch
other comments are also warmly welcomed.
This software is published under the Gnu Public Licence (GPL). Of course we will not feel guilty about any damage this software might cause :-).
So far nobody had a question :-)