In this chapter we had a look at how you might troubleshoot an Ext.NET application. On the server side, there is nothing special you have to do compared to normal; Visual Studio debugging for Ext.NET is as it would be for any other ASP.NET-based application.
On the client side, as we have to consider multiple browsers we looked at a number of options to help troubleshoot. We saw how Ext.NET provides the ability to load debug versions of their JavaScript and of Ext.NET for easier debugging. We also reviewed tools, such as the Console to analyse HTTP requests and format responses for easier reading.
Finally, we looked at how you can try to reproduce any problems you are having in a standalone solution to try and isolate the issue as much as possible from the rest of your code. We saw an additional advantage of this approach is that you can post this isolated code sample directly into the Ext.NET forums if you need further help and support from the Ext.NET team. This helps them see your...