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                <![CDATA[jQuery-inlog allows you to easily debug your jQuery code. See exactly what you pass to functions, what they return and in which context (this-value) they were executed.

jQuery-inlog is a passive plugin, which injects (js ftw!) console.log calls inside your jQuery core. It makes debugging of selectors and chains a breeze. No more alert($obj.length) and stuff...

- [jQuery-inlog @ GitHub](https://github.com/Prinzhorn/jquery-inlog).]]>
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                <![CDATA[jQuery-inlog allows you to easily debug your jQuery code. See exactly what you pass to functions, what they return and in which context (this-value) they were executed.]]>
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