Using Camino 2.1 on Mac OSX 10.4:
How can I see JavaScript errors, and output which JavaScript programs are writing to console.log(...) ?
I understood that I need to use about:config and set
chimera.log_js_to_console
to true, but where do I now find the logfile?
In other browsers, we often have a menu entry saying "open JavaScript console", but I didn't find anything similar in Camino. I also checked the preferences, whether I maybe can specify a path for the console log file, but again to no avail.
How can I see JavaScript errors?
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- LoudNoise
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Re: How can I see JavaScript errors?
Camino was shut down in May. Are trying to support users who are still using it?
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Re: How can I see JavaScript errors?
No, I'm using it, because for OSX 10.4, it still seems to be the most "advanced" browser (in terms of HTML and JavaScript implementation).
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Re: How can I see JavaScript errors?
Does this help? http://www.mozdev.org/pipermail/camino/ ... 02329.html
Note that this is extremely old and I have no clue if it is still valid. At worst, it might annoy a lurker enough to jump in![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Note that this is extremely old and I have no clue if it is still valid. At worst, it might annoy a lurker enough to jump in
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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"Choose between the Food Select Feature or other Functions. If no food or function is chosen, Toast is the default."
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Re: How can I see JavaScript errors?
LoudNoise wrote:Does this help? http://www.mozdev.org/pipermail/camino/ ... 02329.html
Thanks - this seems to work!