New Inspector
Annoyed that Fiddler doesn't offer syntax-specific highlighting of HTML, JScript, CSS, and XML? Try the new SyntaxView inspector.
http://www.fiddlertool.com/dl/syntaxviewsetup.exe
There are plenty of limitations, but it should be stable and hopefully useful. Please let me know what you think!
http://www.fiddlertool.com/dl/syntaxviewsetup.exe
There are plenty of limitations, but it should be stable and hopefully useful. Please let me know what you think!
posted by Ericlaw at
2:59 PM
3 Comments:
This is a Good Thing(tm), Eric!
I did notice right away that the highlighting only works when you change to the SyntaxView tab.
If you are on the SyntaxView tab and then navigate to the row for a different HTML GET, the syntax highlighting does not take effect.
Navigating to another tab and then back to SyntaxView shows the syntax in all its colour glory.
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Anonymous, at 9:48 PM
Whups! I take that first comment back.
That behaviour only happened if I used Fiddler 1.1.x.y with the new SyntaxView.
Upgrading to the current Fiddler 1.2 makes the navigation and syntax highlighting work as expected!
By
Anonymous, at 9:52 PM
Interesting. Thanks for the update-- That actually makes sense. It has to do with a change I made to the Inspectors interface a while back. In 1.1.9.? and later, first the headers are set, then the body. In older versions, I set the body first, then the headers. That was lame, so I changed it.
By
Ericlaw, at 1:43 AM
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