Debugger does not work

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Debugger does not work

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I have the following function in C# and in JAVASCRIPT when I place a stop point (F9) on the function in c# it works normally, but the debugger No, he won’t stop, I’m doing something wrong?

I’m using Visual Studio 2017

 @functions{

        public string obterDado2()
        {
            string Validador = TipoPecaController.validar2;
            return Validador;
        }
        public string alterar()
        {
            TipoPecaController.validar2 = "";
            return TipoPecaController.validar2;
        }
    }

    <script type="text/javascript">
        var vd = "";

        window.onload = function() {
            debugger;
            vd = @obterDado2();
            debugger;
            if (vd == "True") {

                alertify.alert("Aviso", "Esse Tipo de Peça já existe, tente cadastrar um diferente", function () {
                    alertify.message('OK');
                });
                vd = @alterar();
            }
            else if (vd == "Trues") {
                    alertify.alert("Aviso", "Essa sigla já existe, tente cadastrar uma sigla diferente", function () {
                        alertify.message('OK');
                    });
                    vd = @alterar();
            }
        }
    </script>

you’re giving F12 in the browser?

– rLinhares

2019/03/25 at 17:03
Well, I’m a beginner and I didn’t know it was necessary the F12, I’ll test, thank you

– Jeff Henrique

2019/03/25 at 17:04
This is for if you want to debug without ide.. I don’t know if that’s your case

– rLinhares

2019/03/25 at 17:05
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I’d like it to go through the ide, but thanks, I’ll get to learn about debugging by the browser

– Jeff Henrique

2019/03/25 at 17:09
What kind of VS project are you talking about?

– Leandro Angelo

2019/03/25 at 17:50
I don’t know exactly understood the question, but I work with Asp.net

– Jeff Henrique

2019/03/25 at 17:53
It seems to me Razor Pages, the question is whether you are talking about MVC, Razor Pages, Web Forms, Blazor or other structure.

– Leandro Angelo

2019/03/25 at 18:00
Well, I don’t know if I’m going to answer this question correctly, as I said I’m a beginner, but it must be Web Forms, because I’m working with forms, I’m not in the company anymore, but I’m going to post the code all tomorrow when I get there

– Jeff Henrique

2019/03/25 at 18:26
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If you want to debug javascript by VS 2017 you have to use/navigate that page that it opens automatically when you press F5

– Aesir

2019/03/26 at 13:25

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by Leandro Angelo • **9,330** points · Answer 1 · 2019-03-25T18:31:54+00:00

Except for some points to be noted here, you are declaring your strings in javascript without using quotes...

The result of vd = @obterDado2(); would be vd = True; and not vd = "True";, see the correction.

@functions{

    public static class TipoPecaController
    {
        public static string validar2 { get; set; } = "True";
    }

    public string obterDado2()
    {
        string Validador = TipoPecaController.validar2;
        return Validador;
    }
    public string alterar()
    {
        TipoPecaController.validar2 = "";
        return TipoPecaController.validar2;
    }
}

<script type="text/javascript">
        var vd = "";

        window.onload = function() {

            vd = "@obterDado2()";

            if (vd == "True") {

                alertify.alert("Aviso", "Esse Tipo de Peça já existe, tente cadastrar um diferente", function () {
                    alertify.message('OK');
                });
                vd = "@alterar()";
            }
            else if (vd == "Trues") {
                    alertify.alert("Aviso", "Essa sigla já existe, tente cadastrar uma sigla diferente", function () {
                        alertify.message('OK');
                    });
                    vd = "@alterar()";
            }
        }
</script>

Then... the statement debugger, is for the browser only. Visual Studio will not pause execution at this point. To debug from the IDE just place a breakpoint where you want to stop...

... But you need to make sure that the debuggar JS functionality is enabled on Tools -> Options -> Debugging