On Dec 18, 9:10 am, Dominik Deobald <[email protected]> wrote:
> It may not have been the answer I have been looking for, but that
> doesn't mean that it isn't the solution to my problem ;)
>
> I'm using jQuery in that page and in the end that's causing my
> problem.
>
> Console works here:
> console.log('x');
At global scope 'console' means 'this.console' means 'window.console'.
> $(function() {
> // do some stuff
> });
>
> Console DOES NOT work here:
> $(function() {
> console.log('x');
At function scope 'console' means 'this.console' means whatever '$()-
decides.console'
> // do some stuff
> });
>
> Everything back to working:
> $(function() {
> window.console.log('x');
At function scope 'window.console' means
> // do some stuff
> });
>
> Seems to be some kind of scope problem that I didn't expect.
Yep, console is just a property of window, not reserved keyword.
jjb
>
> Thanks all, helped me a lot!
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