Because when I try to debug in visual studio 2010, does not the APP stop me? [closed]

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Well always debuggeo I do it correctly and I wanted to see that it should not debugge my .net application, because currently what I'm trying to do is to know what value a variable carries and I execute it with a breakpoint in a part of my code but it never stops there, although if it happens there my execution but it executes everything in a normal way, and restart the application and verify that if it happened through there, but in no time it stops and in fact already documents all my class but still does not make any changes to the current window.

    
asked by David 13.03.2017 в 18:01
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The question is a little ambiguous, but from the comments you can deduce that you want to stop in the javascript code, the integration of Visual Studio with browsers for the debugging of javascript code is only functional with Internet Explorer or Edge , if you want debug in some other browser like Firefox or Chrome you have to use your own integrated developer tools.

For the debugging of code behind the browser is indistinct; if the problem is in code behind if more information is needed.

    
answered by 24.03.2017 в 18:16