Okay, I take this back. The element that I was trying to find was not
exisitng on the page. When I try to find an element that is existing I get
Object { 0: <div#fileupload>, length: 1, context: HTMLDocument → index.php,
selector: "#fileupload" }
and I can click on the div#fileupload and it will lead me to the inspector
tab.
On Wednesday, February 11, 2015 at 9:55:51 AM UTC+1, Daniel Dimitrov wrote:
>
> In firebug 2 I was used to do things like:
> jQuery('#blabla') in the console. It will spill out something like <div
> id="blabla"> and I could click on it to go in the inspector view.
> Now with firebug 3, whenever I do the same I get an object!
> Object { context: HTMLDocument → index.php, selector: "#blabla" }
> I can click on the HTMLDocument and in the right I get to see the
> properties of that object. The first one that is listed is context -> on
> the right of it I have tiny little { that I can click on and it will switch
> to the inspector view, but it won't be on the element that I tried to
> select?
>
> Am I missing something obvious here?
>
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