In the debugger's events panel it would be great to derive the place in the user's code where they do $(selector).click(fn) ...instead of landing the user in jquery.js line 4000: return typeof jQuery !== strundefined && jQuery.event.triggered !== e.type ? jQuery.event.dispatch.apply( elem,arguments ) : undefined; The jquery event handling in the inspector knows how to figure this out. The workaround is: 1. find the element the event is bound to in the DOM 2. click on the event button 3. click on the 'pause' button to jump to the code

Sure this is still valid? At least in Nightly, in the event popup you get at least two events, both click: * one is the custom user code (top in the screenshot, with a "jQuery" mark * below this one is the jquery one Isn't this what the ticket here asks for?

(In reply to Jens from comment #1) > Created attachment 8741788 [details] > Users code in the event popup > > Sure this is still valid? At least in Nightly, in the event popup you get at > least two events, both click: > * one is the custom user code (top in the screenshot, with a "jQuery" mark > * below this one is the jquery one > > Isn't this what the ticket here asks for? No, in the submission is say "In the debugger's events panel" meaning the panel where we expose events in the *debugger*, not the event pop-up in the *inspector*