Break if element of an object in watch has specific value

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I have added a element to my watchlist. Is it possible to set a breakpoint if the value of a element matches a specific value?

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E.g. it should stop as soons as the value of the element className is mceEditor.
At the moment I have to manually go to this position step by step by step...

Is this possible? Are there any developer tools which are capable of this?

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I have added a element to my watchlist. Is it possible to set a breakpoint if the value of a element matches a specific value?

enter image description here

E.g. it should stop as soons as the value of the element className is mceEditor.
At the moment I have to manually go to this position step by step by step...

Is this possible? Are there any developer tools which are capable of this?

edited Nov 19 at 15:16

asked Nov 19 at 13:13

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I have added a element to my watchlist. Is it possible to set a breakpoint if the value of a element matches a specific value?

enter image description here

E.g. it should stop as soons as the value of the element className is mceEditor.
At the moment I have to manually go to this position step by step by step...

Is this possible? Are there any developer tools which are capable of this?

edited Nov 19 at 15:16

asked Nov 19 at 13:13

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I have added a element to my watchlist. Is it possible to set a breakpoint if the value of a element matches a specific value?

enter image description here

E.g. it should stop as soons as the value of the element className is mceEditor.
At the moment I have to manually go to this position step by step by step...

Is this possible? Are there any developer tools which are capable of this?

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I figured out that there are conditional breakpoints.
I added one at the correct spot and now it is just like I desired.

elm.className == 'mceEditor'

Chrome: Open the developer tools and open the tab "sources". then right click on the line number and select "Add conditional breakpoint" and set your condition.

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I figured out that there are conditional breakpoints.
I added one at the correct spot and now it is just like I desired.

elm.className == 'mceEditor'

Chrome: Open the developer tools and open the tab "sources". then right click on the line number and select "Add conditional breakpoint" and set your condition.

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I figured out that there are conditional breakpoints.
I added one at the correct spot and now it is just like I desired.

elm.className == 'mceEditor'

Chrome: Open the developer tools and open the tab "sources". then right click on the line number and select "Add conditional breakpoint" and set your condition.

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I figured out that there are conditional breakpoints.
I added one at the correct spot and now it is just like I desired.

elm.className == 'mceEditor'

Chrome: Open the developer tools and open the tab "sources". then right click on the line number and select "Add conditional breakpoint" and set your condition.

answered Nov 19 at 15:16

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I figured out that there are conditional breakpoints.
I added one at the correct spot and now it is just like I desired.

elm.className == 'mceEditor'

Chrome: Open the developer tools and open the tab "sources". then right click on the line number and select "Add conditional breakpoint" and set your condition.

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