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Using the example below, is it possible to send the result of the callback function to the console, i.e. the value being returned?
rows.sort(function(a, b) { if(a.sortKey < b.sortKey) return -sortDirection; if(a.sortKey > b.sortKey) return sortDirection...
Started by chriswattsuk on
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Rows.sort(function(a, b) { var returnVal = 0 = sortDirection; console....
Fn){ return function() { var result = fn.apply(null, arguments); console.log(result); return result that, the return value is lost to the sort function.
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Is there any way to turn off all console.log statements in my JavaScript code, for testing purposes?
Thanks!
Started by Zachary Burt on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
console.log = function() {}
That's it, no more() { oldConsoleLog = console.log; window['console']['log'] = function() {}; }; return pub; }(); $(document).ready....
Redefine the console.log function in your script.
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I have a bunch of console.log calls in my JavaScript.
Should I comment them out before I deploy to production?
I'd like to just leave them there so I don't have to go to the trouble of removing the comments later on if I need to do any more debugging....
Started by Charlie Kotter on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You should at least create a dummy console.log if the object doesn't exist so your code won't throw logging only in 'debug mode', ie if a certain flag is set:
if(_debug) console.log('foo'); _debug && console.log('foo');
It will cause....
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I am debugging a Safari-specific javascript issue, and I can't get console.log to output to the error log. This is a documented feature of Safari (I'm using version 4.0.3). These statements in my code just seem to be ignored, however. Any ideas why? I...
Started by Eric Nguyen on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This made me realize that it must[names[i]] = function() {} }
This was apparently written before Safari had implemented a console.
That console.log was, in fact, working in an isolated environment.
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According to this post it was in the beta, but it's not in the release?
Started by leeand00 on
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>>console.log('test') LOG: test
firebug bookmarklet includes....
Open IE8's Developer Tools by hitting F12.
Simpler:
function trace(s) { try { console.log(s) } catch (e) { alert(s) } };
Broken for me, and causingIt works in IE8.
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I've spent some time solving this problem till I understood that `%` symbol has a special meaning in `console.log`, the same like in function `printf` in C programming language.
var str = '%apple', n = 25; console.log( str, n ); // You expect "apple 2...
Started by graduate on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at invisionzone):
Var str = '%apple', n = 25; console.log(str + n); // outputs dont use the %, the function just join its arguments into a string, with % it uses the first argument.
This achieves your expected result however.
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How to pass current scope variables and functions to the anonymous function in plain Javascript or in jQuery (if it's specific for frameworks).
For example:
jQuery.extend({ someFunction: function(onSomeEvent) { var variable = 'some text' onSomeEvent.apply...
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Not sure
So, this definitely will work:
function foo(){ console.log(this.a inside Functions....
So consider this example:
function bar(){ console.log(this.a); console.log(this.innerMethod(10 it's not needed.
Will be called.
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Hi,
How is it possible to learn the name of function I am in?
The below code alerts 'Object'. But I need to know how to alert "Outer."
function Outer(){ alert(typeof this); }
Started by burak ozdogan on
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function callTaker(a,b,c,d,e){ // arguments properties console.log]); // Function properties console.log(callTaker.length); console.log(callTaker.caller); console.log); ....
On this, take a look at this article.
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I am trying to dynamically call a function inside of an object. Found the apply function but not fully understanding it. Check out the code below, by triggering Test.checkQueue() it should in turn call showSomething "method". Thanks.
var Test = { , queue...
Started by Louis W on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Instead of storing the name of the function in your queue, actually store the function:
queue(...)
There are (at least) two....
You could change your code in one of two ways .
The problem is that do.action is a string, not a function.
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Can I call a function with multiple arguments in a convenient way in JavaScript?
example:
var fn = function() { console.log(arguments); } var args = [1,2,3]; fn(args);
I need arguments to be [1,2,3] just like my Array.
Started by David on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
function() { console.log(arguments); }; var args = [1,2,3]; fn.apply(null, args);
Apply will make = function() { var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments), firstArg = args.shift(); console.log(args the equivalent ....
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