* SUMMARY After logging in to iphone.facebook.com via desktop Safari, bringing up the Inspector shows no source code and does not highlight anything on the web page. * STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Launch desktop Safari. 2. Go to URL: http://iphone.facebook.com/ 3. Log in to your Facebook account. 4. Right-click anywhere on the page, select "Inspect Element". * EXPECTED RESULTS Web Inspector comes up, shows HTML source, and highlights the element you clicked on. * ACTUAL RESULTS Web Inspector comes up, but does not show any HTML source and doesn't highlight anything on the page. * REGRESSION Only tested with a local debug build of WebKit r25099 with Safari 3 Public Beta v. 3.0.3 (522.12.1) on Mac OS X 10.4.10 (8R218).
When I tried this, it looked like all the resources were listed in the resource list except for the main document. Refreshing the page caused all the resources to appear as expected. Is it the same for you, Dave?
(In reply to comment #1) > When I tried this, it looked like all the resources were listed in the resource > list except for the main document. Refreshing the page caused all the resources > to appear as expected. Is it the same for you, Dave? Yes, I confirm this behavior. Note that the overlapping elements in the layout are due to the fact that IUI uses 'box-sizing' instead of '-webkit-box-sizing'.
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I'm not able to reproduce this anymore, when loading iphone.facebook and logging in, I get redirected to touch.facebook.com, where touch.facebook.com doesn't show up as a document, but as an "Other", which is a bug, but a different bug.
Showing up as "Other" is the ame bug as the original. The UI for the old Inspector just show this differently back in the Safari 3 beta.
ToT: inspected element is highlighted in the Elements panel. The iphone.facebook.com shows up as "Other" because this is how we currently track redirects (note its "302 Found" status code), thanks to pfeldman's WI improvements last year.
Verified fixed.