I built, for myself, a module that does what this does except that it has a few more bells and whistles and provides administrative options to print watchdog calls of selected severity to the firebug console automatically, as well as exposes a common callback to print messages to the console as needed for debugging.
It auto-detects which browser is in use, and selects the appropriate version of the available firebug-lite.js files (currently 1.2 and 1.3). It has options for 1.2, 1.3, (native), Latest (from getfirebug.com) and 'auto-detect'. I'm currently building out the mechanism to enable options such as #debug to be added to the path as is supported in 1.3.
I'm wondering if it would be appropriate as a separate module for the debugging/options it offers, or if I can be a contributor for this one.
There is, for instance, a chrome specific version of firebug-lite; and I know from experience that the 1.3 version has indifferent (at best) support in IE7.
Please let me know. I submitted a request for a CVS account to submit my module and expect that, having found yours, that my request will be rejected. I would still like to see what I've done see the light of day.
Thank you for your time.
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