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How can I override/extend ReferenceError in Chrome's JavaScript?

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问题 To make debugging easier, I'm capturing all of the console logs in Chrome so that users who submit a feedback entry will also submit all of the logs to our server. When someone encounters a problem in production, I can first and foremost get them back to work so that I can then sit down and more thoroughly go through all of the logs to determine the root cause of whatever issue the user encountered in production. The technique I use to capture the logs involves overriding console.log so that

How can I inspect the values of tags during the submit of a form using Chrome Dev Tools?

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During a page's "dormant" state, I can inspect the values of any tag by entering its id in Chrome Dev Tools' console tab, like so, e.g. for a tag with the name "BeginDate": 0) Enter "BeginDate" in the console tab 1) Mash the key ...and I see the whole shebang: <input alt="date-us" data-val="true" data-val-regex="End Date must be in the format "m/d/yyyy"" data-val-regex-pattern="[0-9]*[0-9]/[0-9]*[0-9]/[0-9]{4}" data-val-required="End Date must be in the format "m/d/yyyy"" id="EndDate" name="EndDate" style="width: 164px;" type="text" value="5/14/2013" class="hasDatepicker">

Working with component css files in workspaces in chrome with angular cli 6 project

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I'm trying to use Google Chrome workspaces with CSS persistent editing in an Angular 6/7 CLI project. When adding "extractCSS:true" in angular.json configuration and using "--source-map=true" flag I can see the CSS file in the "sources" and "elements" tabs in Chrome, and I can map it to the online CSS file, but when changing the style in the "elements" panel the change is not persistent and is not saved to the file. Is it possible to edit the component CSS files from within Chrome dev tools with workspaces (without ejecting the app) ? In the following GIF you can see that although the little

Chrome Dev Tools and Genymotion Android Emulator

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Reference: Genymotion how to debug with Chrome Dev Tools I'm also trying to get chrome developer tools to work with a genymotion emulator. However, when I follow all of the steps recommended (including at the above link), I don't get the "inspect" link. See: http://neu14.com/demos/screenshot.png Note: I found out that the default browser on the android devices, at least on most of the prior os versions is not Chrome. Finding an apk to download for Chrome android compatible versions, without an actual google play account, is quite challenging? It took me ages to get the remote debugging working

Is it possible to view jQuery added data in Chrome

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问题 When creating websites I often use jQuery's .data() function to add data to elements. Is it possible to view all data which is stored with an element in Chrome? So when I inspect an element it shows the data in Chrome itself. If not would it be possible to write a plugin to 'extend' to Chrome element inspector to also show to data? 回答1: Open the inspector, and into the console, type $('<some selector>').data() and then hit return to evaluate the data() method and show its return value

How to trigger a tap event on Chrome devtool console?

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How can I use the Chrome-devtool's console to test if my javascript works? I've located the xpath and converted it to an css locator. Basically it is a button that turns the color from grey to blye. Here is my snippet code: browser.execute_script("$('button.nominate').trigger('tap');") On the console, I tried something like: $('button.nominate').trigger('tap') The result shown below: [] I thought it would tap the button I suppose you are doing some kind of functional testing on your mobile app. I was doing the same thing some time ago (using CasperJS) and, in the process, I've created this

How to add breakpoints in your inline javascript in chrome

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问题 I want to debug my javascript code and able to successfully place breakpoints at required places under sources tab. However, I have run into an issue where I want to debug my inline javascript code. Do we have any chrome debugging tool feature using which I can debug my inline javascript code. I am fine with using Firebug too for debugging purpose. PS: By inline javascript code, I mean JS code inside body tag and in the same file. 回答1: Another way can be using the dynamic script method.

React debug in browser when using bundle.js

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问题 Tools: Chrome Developer Tools, ReactJs and Webpack Maybe it was when I switched to bundling with webpack, but initially when I started my project I was able to bundle my js into a bundle.js file but still have access to the files in the browser debugging tool. Now all I see in the browser in my js folder is bundle.js Using webpack how do I get back to being able to see all my Javascript files in the browser debugger so I can do stuff like insert breakpoints? 回答1: After a long time of

Chrome won't debug a large JS file

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I have a large Javascript file (20,000 lines). The Chrome debugger won't debug it. I.e. I can put in a break point and it knows about the break point but it won't pause on it. This is definitely to do with the large file size; it work with smaller files on the same site. Does anyone have any ideas how I can get it to work with this large file? (I'm unable to do anything about the large file size). Use the following alternative: Copy the script Add a debugger statement Paste into the console Run the script References DevTools: [console] feature: force enable strict-mode for console evaluations

Chrome console: difference between 'let' and 'var'?

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I've attached an animated gif to illustrate this weird behavior. Essentially, my question is does Chrome console treat var and let differently when used in the same scope? You'll notice that after declaring / assigning a variable, if you try to type that variable's name into the console, Chrome will autocomplete it for you, showing a dropdown list containing what your typing. When using let s, this is not the case. Is this a bug, feature, or is there something I'm missing about var and let in JavaScript? Note: I'm well aware that let lives & dies within the immediate scope. When you use var in