Please can somebody give a little details on how to save in firebug after editing?? Thanks

guys....does it mean dat we dont use firebug

I haven't explored the possibilities of saving Firebug changes (it may be possible but its not a feature I have had any need for). When you make a change in Firebug, look at the line number where you made the change and the filename and go and replicate the change by editing the actual file.

hilaryiwens05: Please can somebody give a little details on how to save in firebug after editing?? Thanks

DualCore1: I haven't explored the possibilities of saving Firebug changes (it may be possible but its not a feature I have had any need for)...

There's no need for any exploring. Why should there even be a possibility of it happening?
This would mean than anyone who can lay their hands on firebug can edit your code.

UNLESS it had an ftp login feature (which I'm pretty sure doesn't exist). Besides firebug only displays HTML output, I'm not sure anyone would want their full PHP file to be replaced with ordinary HTML.

MrAnonymous: There's no need for any exploring. Why should there even be a possibility of it happening?
This would mean than anyone who can lay their hands on firebug can edit your code.

UNLESS it had an ftp login feature (which I'm pretty sure doesn't exist). Besides firebug only displays HTML output, I'm not sure anyone would want their full PHP file to be replaced with ordinary HTML.

I think the OP is referring to saving changes he has made on Firebug to the local html and css files resident within his development environment, not files located remotely. It is under this assumption that I made the post above.

yea....dats wat i meant

DualCore1:
I think the OP is referring to saving changes he has made on Firebug to the local html and css files resident within his development environment, not files located remotely. It is under this assumption that I made the post above.

DualCore1:
I think the OP is referring to saving changes he has made on Firebug to the local html and css files resident within his development environment, not files located remotely. It is under this assumption that I made the post above.

What you have said makes sense, but the last part of my previous reply is still valid. A save feature would be..... would i say.... a risk, because this would mean that firebug assumes everybody's source files to be written in pure html. Mistakes could happen. Someone could overwrite a hard earned php file with html.

If it's worth mentioning, you can save css files with Firefox's default code inspection feature, I don't know if it's available on Firebug.