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var log = Function.prototype.bind.call(console.log, console);  

jQuery.get("metadata.xml", function(metadata){  
            xmlCols = $(metadata).find('UXView');//'.find('ListDefintion').find('uxv\\:Column');
        log.apply(console, [xmlCols]);
});

console.log works perfectly fine in chrome but this work around (to get console.log equivalent in IE 9 as suggested in this post in stackoverflow itself), in IE displays [object object] in console. When I try to see it in a watch it shows the whole object with all the properties of it and I have no idea how to see the actual xml in there?

If there is a way to see it in visual studio (using debugger command) either, I can use it but till now it shows the same thing over there too. Thanks...

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