What’s An Easy Way To Show Debugging Info In An Asp.net Application?

November 24th, 2009 by admin | Filed under ASP Debugging

When developing Windows forms apps, I always used the good ol’ “MessageBox.Show()” method to display info to the screen to help me debug my code, or to see what was being stored in variables.
I am aware of the “Watch” options in .NET, and other debugging tools… but is there any easy way in ASP.NET apps to display something to the screen? I know I could throw some JavaScript in there to do it, but is there another alternative?
Any advice or info is greatly appreciated.

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1 Response to “What’s An Easy Way To Show Debugging Info In An Asp.net Application?”.

  1. superSym :

    A common method is to just use Response.Write to dump some data to the screen. Otherwise, you could simple set breakpoints within your code to examine values.

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