On 29/07/09 22:56, Laurakeet wrote:
> If I am using console.log for debugging locally do I need to make sure
> I remove those statements once I have pushed my code to a live web
> page? What if random users don't have firebug? Will it break my forms
> or other pages?
Yes, it will. You could use a DEBUG flag, like YaoXing suggested, or you
could add something like this to your scripts:
if (!("console" in window)) {
window.console = {
log: function () {}
};
}
This will allow you to keep the console.log statements in your code, if
you want, and browsers without a console object won't throw an error.
Stefan
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