You can’t view a web page’s source, and you can’t Command+F to search for text on the page, but you sure can get a debugging console to see the errors on the page. Here’s how:
This is the worst and buggiest debugging feature ever. Please someone kill me now.
// @foo
class bar{
function whackfoo():void
{
var foo:User = this[postIndex -2].getEntity();
foo = null;
}
if(foo != null)
{
this.whackfoo();
}
}
bar.whackfoo();
// @foo ….I hope that helped!
Youre setting the var foo to null instead of killing the user, also whackfoo is not a static function.
Dude. Seriously. That’s a debug console?
I don’t think that’s exactly what we’re looking for. That’s about what you see when you click on the exclamation at the bottom left corner of IE where it gives deliciously cryptic error messages of retardation.
my ipodnano keepon display an ipod displyes console
When I open safari it still says no errors it doesn’t say 1 error. What do I do?
Just turn the debug thing off
