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Enabling/Disabling Script Debugging

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Generally speaking, script debugging defaults to off. One of the many mistakes that we made with the script debugging architecture is that every application has their own unique way of deciding if script debugging is enabled or disabled.

Classic ASP: Use IIS manager

Internet Explorer, Outlook, or anything else that uses MSHTML: Use 'Tools->Internet Options...->Advanced->Disable Script Debugging'. In Windows XP SP2, the IE team created two separate options. One controls script debugging in the IE process. The other controls script debugging in all other processes (Outlook for example).

wscript/cscript: Use the command line option '//D'. I believe there is also a registry key.

Hosts that are not aware of debugging: There is a DWORD registry key. Despite the name, this controls all script debugging in these hosts:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Script\Settings\JITDebug

Other hosts: Could be anything.

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  • Anonymous
    September 14, 2004
    With the greatest respect, shouldn't something as fundamental as this have been fixed by XP SP2?

    Talk to each other, guys!

    Mike :)
  • Anonymous
    September 14, 2004
    I am not quite sure what you mean. This couldn't have been fixed by XP SP2 or any other single product. It would have to be fixed in every product that supports running script and therefore this is just one of those things that we will have to live with.